Franco Morbidelli's Aragon MotoGP lasted just eleven corners before he was turfed-off by Alex Rins, when the Suz🍬uki rider misjudgꦰed his braking point.

While Morbidelli was down and out, Rins remained🃏 upright and eventually recovered to finish in ninth place, after ser🌄ving a penalty.

The Spaniard then w🍎ent straight to the Petronas Yamahꦓa garage to apologise after the race.

"I want to say 🍸sorry to Frankie because I f**ked his race. I've already been to his b꧅ox to apologise," Rins confirmed.

The #42 had to serve a Long Lap penalty for causing the collisio🌠n, a decision꧃ he completely accepted.

"After the inciღdent I was P19, then I recovered to P12 when 🦩I received the Long Lap penalty, which I completely accept," said Rins, who added that the choice of a Long Lap was an appropriate sanction.

"I destroyed [Morbidelli's🤡] race, so if I was in his skin I would be very angry. But I think the Long Lap penalty is enough.

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Morbidelli called🍬 the clash an unlucky racing incident.

"What can I say? Unfortunately, he made a🐓 mistake and I was there. That's what you call bad luck," Morbi👍delli said.

"He said sorry for the mistake he made, and I would say it's a race situation, you can make mistakes, and o🗹f course he was trying to recover many positions, because he was starting from far behind and he had also a really good pace.

"Bu💝t maybe he was in a li♛ttle bit too much of a rush."

Morbidelli also felt the Long Lap, although it cost Rins less than🌜 one-second, was a sufficient penalty.

"I was fine with the Long Lap penalty. Yo𝓡u have to pay for a ཧmistake which you make," he said.

The other 'penalty' for Rins ༒came in the form of ꦓa broken winglet, missing from the right side of his bike for the rest of the grand prix.

"It felt strange. I didn't know until I arrived in the box and said 'it was difficult to turn on the right side', theꦉn they told me 'you saw the bike?'" Rins said. "I also had a little bit more wheelie exiting onto the long straight."

Despite the incident, Rins has regained third in the world championship fr🅠o🌺m Danilo Petrucci by a single point.