Marquez said he “will never accept” claims of intentional collisions.

Marquez made a mistake in the last laps of the Aragon Motorcycle Grand Prix, which allowed Bagnaia to challenge for the last podium spot.

Bagnaia circled Marquez’s outside, and they came into touch. Bagnaia went to the ground and the bikes pinned her down as they locked together.

Bagnaia was not seriously injured in the incident, though she did sustain some bruises.

It completed a difficult weekend for the Italian in the championship race, as he surrendered the points lead to Jorge Martin of Pramac Ducati, who is leading by 23 points going into Misano.

“I was fully ahead of the game. Prior to altering course, already,” an enraged Bagnaia remarked following the incident.

“So what is enraged me even more?”

Marc, Marquez’s brother, stated that the #73 rider could not have seen Bagnaia after the race.

Marco Bezzecchi of VR46 Racing Team delivered a critical analysis of the collision, stating that it was “impossible” that Marquez had missed Bagnaia.

“I believe it’s obvious to everyone who has ridden a bike at least once that the first thing you should do when you make a mistake and go wide—nearly outside of the track—and then you come back is to see who is approaching,” Bezzecchi said.

Furthermore, it is evident that Alex could not have missed Pecco’s overtake when he turned right. He either didn’t want to see him, or he is blind.

Several riders blamed Marquez after the race. Others, like Jack Miller of Australia, said it was a