JAKARTA - The completion of the second series of MotoGP 2022 at the Mandalika Circuit on March 20 still leaves exciting and unique stories from the riders. One of them is Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP rider, Franco Morbidelli.
After the racing agenda was over, Morbidelli was caught on camera borrowing an official motorbike belonging to a police officer at the Mandalika Circuit. He did this to catch up on time to go to the airport for the flight schedule back to his country, Italy, Monday, March 21.
One of those moments was shared via . In the statement, it was explained that Morbidelli was threatened with missing his flight because he was stuck in severe traffic jams to Lombok Airport, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).
In order not to miss the flight to Italy, Morbidelli finally borrowed a motorbike from the local police service.
Not only borrowing, Morbidelli chose to drive the motorbike himself. While the police on duty actually sat in the passenger seat.
"A local policeman came to help and provided him with a motorbike. Morbidelli then got into the driver's seat with the police in tow and 'flyed' to the airport: mission accomplished," wrote SkySports' Instagram.
The upload was immediately excited and received the spotlight of netizens. The funny thing is that instead of asking for the continuation of Morbidelli's journey, netizens focused on the expression of the policeman who was riding.
Because as a racer, Morbidelli's ability to drive an iron horse at high speed is clearly unquestionable. Netizens said that the policeman must have felt panicked and afraid that the racer would be invited to maneuver on the highway.
"The policeman's face is very tense, tremor tremor has been carried by morbidelli," said the netizen.
"The police panicked automatically, it broke down and the grip was really tight," joked another netizen.
"The policeman in his heart: don't speed, don't pick up, it's really scary," another netizen chimed in.
"Duh, panic if you bend, be careful, sir, the speed is not playing if it's Morbidelli who brings it," said another netizen who also commented.
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