Marc Marquez won and passed Brother Alex to increase his MotoGP championship advance with a victory in the Grand Prix of Aragon Sprint, while Bagnaia had another horrible race.
A departure less than pole made the life of Marquez difficult at the beginning, the six champion held in the fourth – and to establish a body contact with Pedro Acosta on the KTM in fast start in the process.
Leading finish
1 m mark
2 A Marquez
3 Aldeguer
Complete results at the bottom of the page
But Marquez replied Acosta out of the area, then rushed into the interior of Franco Morbidelli for the second round 1 on the next round.
There was no immediate attack on the head – in fact, Alex Marquez has accumulated a little cushion after Marc exceeded Morbidelli – but soon the pendulum has swung in the other direction.
Marc was finally with Alex at the end of the fifth round and made another turn movement 1 at the beginning of the sixth, claiming his head for good and immediately breaking – finally finishing two seconds clear.
The soft rear tire worked well for the Marquez brothers, but behind them, these are the average runners making waves – and for the climbing closed aldegate the choice of the support paid with a podium.
He had taken a living start, briefly passing to the fourth higher, although he was quickly reinterved by the former rival of Moto2 Acosta.
But while the race advanced on Aldeguer, without surprise, it is faster – and once Acosta ran widely trying to go to Morbidelli, it was vulnerable to Aldeguer.
Aldeguer attacked Acosta around 12, Acosta hit her right back, but Aldeguer finally won the battle in the last two corners – before leaving after and diverting to Morbidelli.
He finally finished the new move, settling in third row, with the brothers Marquez too quickly and too far on the road.
Morbidelli has undergone more pressure in the last laps, but retained the fourth on Acosta, the teammate VR46 Fabio Di Giannantonio (executing the average back) and the Maverick Vinales of Tech3 KTM.
Marco Bezzecchi went from the penultimate on the gate in eighth place with the help of the average back, while Brad Binder recovered from an unusually awful start to claim the last point in ninth.
Fabio Quartararo spent a large part of the points race, but the hopes of SES and Yamaha to do something from the sprint were destroyed when it was exceeded by Vinales and then slowed down massively at the exit from the corner trying not to hit the KTM.
Yamaha Jack Miller’s comrade was involved in the largest flash point in the race, colliding with Joan Mir – who crashed into the gravel trap – and engaging a long -term penalty.
It was a horrible race for Bagnaia, of which the afternoon began to decline with being chosen by Acosta and Aldeguer at the beginning and never improved much – because it was muscular in the order of a possible final of 12th place.
The only other retirement in addition to Mir was Augusto Fernandez, perhaps with a problem on his development Yamaha.
Results
1 Marc Marquez (Ducati)
2 Alex Marquez (Gresini Ducati) + 2.080s
3 Fermin Aldeguer (Gresini Ducati) + 4,630s
4 Franco Morbidelli (VR46 Ducati) + 5.944s
5 Pedro Acosta (KTM) + 6.095S
6 Fabio di Giannnnantonio (VR46 Ducati) + 6.379s
7 MAVERICK VINALES (Tech3 KTM) + 7.213S
8 Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) + 8.343
9 Brad Binder (KTM) + 9.982S
10 Raul Fernandez (Trackhouse aprilia) + 11.427s
11 Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) + 13.331
12 Pecco Bagnaia (Ducati) + 14,017s
13 Jack Miller (Pramac Yamaha) + 16.494s
14 Alex Rins (Yamaha) + 17.202
15 Miguel Oliveira (Pramac Yamaha) + 18,287s
16 Johann Zarco (LCR Honda) + 19.284s
17 Enea Bastianni (Tech3 KTM) + 19,841
18 Lorenzo Savadori (Aprilia) + 23,763
19 Somkiat will sing (LCR Honda) + 31.069
DNF Augusto Fernandez (Yamaha)
DNF Joan Mir (Honda)
