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Marc Marquez pushed back against social media comments framing Marco Bezzecchi's injury as some form of karmic payback, stating flatly, "Karma doesn't exist." At the German GP, he directly confronted the cruel online commentary head-on.
I get angry too at people who make light of a rival's injury. Marquez himself is a man who's clawed back from serious injury many times. His words, 'there's no such thing as karma,' carry the weight of someone who knows pain. Everyone in the pits rides on a razor's edge. Mocking a crash or an injury is an insult to racing itself.
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Does 'karma' here mean something like just deserts...?
Fair point. Hope Bezzecchi recovers quickly.
Seriously, wish people would stop with the slander.
Marquez himself was also on the receiving end of plenty of criticism back in the day.
Back during the 2015 clash with Rossi he got absolutely trashed for it.
Calling it 'karma' toward someone who got injured is the worst kind of person.
It's rare for Marquez to make comments like this.
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