**”No Investigation: Stewards Clear Bastianini-Martin Clash in Thrilling Emilia-Romagna MotoGP Finale”**

MotoGP officials have delivered their judgment on the collision between Enea Bastianini and Jorge Martin. The Stewards have issued a statement clarifying their perspective on the incident that occurred during the Emilia-Romagna MotoGP race.

The MotoGP Stewards decided against looking into the clash involving Enea Bastianini and Jorge Martin.

In the last lap of the Emilia-Romagna MotoGP, Bastianini passed Martin to secure the victory.

They collided, causing Martin to veer off the course. Frustrated, he signaled his displeasure while finishing in second place.

🚨 FINAL LAP! 🚨@BESTIA23 MAKES @88JORGEMARTIN YIELD! 🤯#EmiliaRomagnaGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/l7zz01URvj— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) September 22, 2024

🚨 FINAL LAP! 🚨@BESTIA23 MAKES @88JORGEMARTIN YIELD! 🤯#EmiliaRomagnaGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/l7zz01URvj

While Bastianini enjoyed his win on home turf, there were concerns that the officials might decide to intervene.

It has been officially stated that no inquiry will be conducted regarding the controversial maneuver.

The FIM Stewards' report on Sunday's race failed to address the contentious incident.

While Martin displayed good sportsmanship in the parc ferme, he expressed that he believed Bastianini's maneuver went too far.

Bastianini stood by his decision to attempt the dangerous move.

Martin leaves Misano with a 24-point advantage at the top of the MotoGP rankings.

He benefited when Pecco Bagnaia lost control and crashed while in third place.

The race victor Bastianini holds third place in the championship standings, trailing Martin by 59 points.

Interestingly, Martin remarked later that Bastianini is not contending for the championship.

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