Moto2 title conཧtende꧟r Marc Marquez has been ruled unfit to ride in Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang.

The reigning 125cc world champion, who trails Stefan Bradl bꩵy just three points with two rounds remaining, crashed heavily when marshals failed to warn of a wet section of track in Friday morning prac𒁃tice.

The 18-year-old rookie missed all three free practice sessions to try and nurse his upper b♏ody injuries and dizziness, then rode for just three laps in qualifying to claim 36th place on the grid.

However the Repsol Suter rider failed to pass a medical examination on Sunday morning at ♈Sepang an🐻d is thus unable to race.

Kalex-riderಌ Bradl, who starts ไsecond on the grid behind Thomas Luthi, will thus be crowned champion if he can win the grand prix.

Marquez has won seven racཧes this year compared with four for Bradl, but has also failed to score on four occasions.

German rid♈er Bradl - who regained the title lead with second place last Sunday in Australia, when Marquez rode from last to third - hܫas scored in all but one round.

Tech 3's Bradley Smꦏith, who also crashed due to the wet track in FP1, has already been ruled out due to a fract🍒ured left collarbone.