Like most of the pad𒈔dock, KTM MotoGP rider Pol Espargaro was stunned by Romano Fenati's actions in Sunday's Misan🐈o Moto2 race.

Angry afte🎃r an earlier clash with Stefano Manzi, Fenati reached over and grabbed his rivals front straight while accelerating at highspeed on a straight.

Manzi kept control, with Fenati black flagged and later given a two-race ban. Manzi received a six-place grid penalty for forcing Fenati off-track in their earlier cl🌠ash.

"🔯This is something that ♌we hope to never, ever, ever see again in racing," Espargaro said. "This is not racing. I feel shame if someone watches the races on TV and sees a professional rider do something like that.

"I mean, you can be frustrated. You can be really angry. But this is something that riders ꦦcan♉ never do."

Speaking before 🦄the two-race ban was announced, Espargaro added:

"There is no [right] punishment, even a ban♐ of one or two races. A pro💦fessional rider cannot do something like that. I mean for sure Race Direction will take the measures they think. It's their job.

"But whatever they do, it's𒅌 not going to be enough be📖cause someone who does that is not a professional rider and there is no place in racing for riders who are not professional."

Valentino Rossi, whose VR46 team sacked Fenati midway through the 2016 season, said: "It'🌺s bad to see what happened because it's very dangerous, so is very good that nobody was hurt."

Manzi rides for Forward Racing, which Fenati is due to join next s🥀eason for the start of the team's new🥃 collaboration with MV Agusta. The deal is now said to be in doubt.