Acosta: “Could I beat Marquez with more engine revs? Hard to say”
Marc Marquez’s future Ducati box mate Pedro Acosta put on a show in Aragon, finishing second
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GP Aragon 2026: the race report
The lap-by-lap report of the race at Motorland Alcaniz, home of the Aragon MotoGP GP, Bezzecchi starts from pole position
MotoGP 2026 Riders World Championship after the Aragon GP
How the MotoGP World Championship Riders’ standings changed after the Aragon GP, Marc Marquez is now in second place
GP Aragón 2026, order of arrival: Marquez sets the pace, Acosta and Bez on the podium. Martin 5th, Bagnaia falls
MotoGP, Marquez confirms himself as the dominator at Aragon, triumphing ahead of Acosta and Bezzecchi. Martin 5th, Bagnaia falls
Tardozzi: “We expected a top-5 Bagnaia, there is a mental approach problem that limits his performance”
Davide Tardozzi framed the situation regarding a ‘lost’ Francesco Bagnaia even in Aragon this way
Acosta, what a mess at the start: wrong position and breaks a part of his KTM
The Spaniard, then an excellent fourth at the finish, had a decidedly complicated start to the Sprint
Marquez sets (re)takes another record: now he is the most winning ever in Sprints
The Spaniard overtakes Jorge Martin in the all-time Sprint wins ranking; a challenge that also counts for the World Championship
Di Giannantonio, a ‘zero’ that matters: “Today I didn’t have feeling, but Ducati is there. Tomorrow the goal is top-5”
Saturday to forget for the Roman rider, who crashed in the Aragon Sprint and is now 46 points away from the top of the championship
Acosta: “Podium? It was too optimistic. But without Martin I could have been closer to Bezzecchi”
The Spaniard from KTM was the protagonist of another splendid race in which he had to go beyond the limits of his bike
Duello Fernandez-Martin, Raul avoids controversy: “I am always respectful, I have not only fought with Jorge”
The Trackhouse team driver battled hard with the World Championship leader who races for his same team