Marquez fell on Friday at the German Mo🌊toGP, wiping out Zarco on the way in a violent co💜llision.

Fortunately Zarco was able﷽ ꦜto regain his feet - by which time, Marquez had already run towards his second bike to continue riding.

“Johann is fine, just a little pain in his back,” Prama♍c Racing boss Borsoi said to .

“These are things that can happen, but from a champion like Marc I would have expected a check-up to see how a colleague is after an accident, rather than immediately running ꦗto the pits to get the bike. 

“This saddened me a lot, he d⛦id not even come to apologise to the pits.”

Marquez and Zarco were caught on camera in a somewhat awkward exchange in the paddock afterward🎀s.

The Repsol Honda rider called the in𒅌cident “lucky” as they frostily shook hands.

But ﷽🐠then Marquez insisted Zarco was the only one who might have avoided the incident.

The Pramac rider called Marquez’s comment “ridiculous”ꦿ.

The weekend got worse for Mar💎quez when a P7 start in the sp⭕rint race at the Sachsenring, one of his favourite tracks, yielded just a P11 finish.

Zarco saw hisꦑ teammate Jorg🃏e Martin win the sprint.