Doesn't matter the penalties. So I think he learned enough. And he knows the race he did in Argentina and the penalty, if he's a smart guy, will not change because the actions he did were the same. In Espargaró's opinion, a black flag would hardly have any effect on Márquez's riding: 'I think Marc is a very intelligent rider. So why 30-seconds penalty? If we have the black flag we have to use it, if not we remove '. And Marc knows perfectly because I talked with him and he knows he did enough to get the black flag. So if we have the black flag we have to use it. The blue flag they show when someone is faster than you, the yellow flag for the crash, the black flag for a really hard action. The spanish also said: 'The flags have to be there to be used. I don't know why they penalise sometimes or not'. On the other hand, Espargaró was surprised by the way the commissioners decide on penalties: 'I don't know who is putting the penalties. It's just a waste to move it all around the world. Remove the black flag from the rules we are not using it. Quoted by, the spaniard of Aprilia didn't hide his displeasure with the decisions of the commissioners at Termas de Río Hondo: 'What else does he have to do to be black flagged. Aleix Espargaró suggested, with some irony, to eliminate the black flag rules in MotoGP (which means disqualification), this still following the decisions regarding the incidents of Marc Márquez in the Argentina GP.
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