MotoGP

With a perfect Aragon weekend, Marc Marquez has caught up again in the World Championship, but remains cautious and speaks of “a small chance”

Johann Zarco celebrated a successful MotoGP comeback in Aragon after a long injury break, which went significantly better in many aspects than expected

Johann Zarco celebrated a successful MotoGP comeback in Aragon after a long injury break, which went significantly better in many aspects than expected

Yamaha appeared more competitive in Aragon than recently: Above all, Jack Miller was able to impress with the M1 – Nevertheless, not all problems are solved yet

Diogo Moreira thrilled in the chasing pack, Joan Mir and Luca Marini struggled with the RC213V – A mixed weekend for Honda in Aragon

Only 5th place in both the Sprint and Grand Prix – Jorge Martin speaks openly about the lack of grip on the front wheel – World Championship lead over Marquez shrinks to 19 points

Pedro Acosta finishes second behind Marc Marquez in Aragon – His KTM teammates struggle with a significant gap – Pol Espargaro assesses the performance

Ducati finds no technical explanation after Bagnaia’s crash in Aragon – The two-time MotoGP world champion complains about lack of grip and confidence

Fabio Quartararo finishes last in Aragon – Behind the scenes, the final break with Yamaha takes place – What made him so angry

At well over 300 km/h, the motorcycles of Marquez and Bezzecchi came dangerously close on the straight – This is how both describe the tense scene in Aragon