Austin MotoGP: Dovizioso: Argentina clash 'will affect everything'
The Argentina MotoGP clash﷽ between Marc♔ Marquez and Valentino Rossi clearly has major implications for the riders directly involved.
But what is the impact, if any, on tಌheir competitors?
A🍌ndrea Dovizioso and Johann Zarco indicated that both Marquez and Rossi could be weakened by the incident, which saw Rossi fall after contact from Marquez.
"For sure it will affect everything," said Dovizioso, title runner-up to 🍎Marquez last season.
"Because when something like that happens, every time they will fight there is a🍌 past. And it will affect everybody for sure."

The Argentina MotoGP clash between Marc Marquez and Valentino Rossi clear🔥ly has major implications for the riders directly involved.
But what is the💯 impact, if any, on their competitors?
Andrea Dovizioso and Johann Zarco indicated that b🤪💖oth Marquez and Rossi could be weakened by the incident, which saw Rossi fall after contact from Marquez.
"For sure it will affect everything," said Doꦍvizioso, title runner-up to Marquez last season.
"Because when som🤪ething like that happens, every time they wilജl fight there is a past. And it will affect everybody for sure."
Zarco added: "I really hope it doesn't bring negative things to our championship, but I think the difficult situation these riders are living now can give us the opportunity to get victories and move 𝔍this championship a little bit more.
"So I almost see it as a positive thing for us."
But Suzuki's Alex Rinജs was disappointed it 𝔉had overshadowed his debut podium.
"When something happens like in Argentina - for e🔥xample I did a podium, and they talk more about the situation [between Rossi and Marquez] than my podium. I think we should talk more about the important things."
Race winner Cal Cru🃏tchlow was probably the least concerned:
"It doesn't affect my life in one instance. I got to go home safe, s🌄ee my family, eat my food and do what I want to do. It didn’t affect my life until we had questions in the media today. Simple as that."
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Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s inj🔴ury issues.