The Aprilia rider confronted the reigning world champion in the gravel trap after their lap 5 fall, which occurred moments after Vinaꩲles passed t🐎he Ducati rider for third.

The pair weꦿre separated by marshals after lashing out at each other - Vinales slapping Bagnaia on the elbow and helmet, promptly the Italian to jab bac🌱k - before regaining their composure.

“I passed 🍎him very cleanly and then, my point of view is that he could leave a little bit more space in this change direction. But it's a shame because we both take a zero on a weekend where we were reaᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚlly fast and maybe on the race the fastest,” Vinales said.

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“I didn't know where [Bag♊naia] was. I think he could see me a little bit when he changed direction. But it's always complicated. You have a lot of points of view and I think the Stewards need to decide.”

The FIM Stewards have spoken to both riders about the inciden🎉t, but a decision on any punishments is yet to be 🦄delivered.

“At the end,ꦡ for me,♎ it’s a racing incident, nothing else than that,” Vinales said.

“I already talked [with the Stewards]. I talked also with Pecco. We gave our point🌄s of view and at the end we need to have respect🐽 for [other] riders.

“Pecco and myself💯 are among the cleanest in the racing lines and there was no meaning to fight each other.”

Asked directly about the confܫrontation in the gravel trap, Vinales said:

“Emotions, the adrenaline. Esp🃏ecially I was very angry because I had the potential to win the race, so I was very upset. I was very angry with him.

🍬“But afterwards we move on, we shake hands. We know that this is racing and you need to have respect between the riders.”