‘Smooth’ Marc Marquez wins Aragon MotoGP sprint
The 33-year-old held off the challenge of his brother Alex Marquez to come in 1.140sec ahead, with Marco Bezzecchi rounding out the podium.
Spanish MotoGP champion Marc Marquez of Ducati secured a dominant victory in the Aragon MotoGP sprint at MotorLand on Saturday. Italian Marco Bezzecchi claimed a surprise pole position for the race, setting a circuit lap record. Despite starting second on the grid, Marquez maintained a comfortable 1.140-second lead over Bezzecchi's Aprilia over the first turn.
The 33-year-old Ducati rider, speaking to TNT Sports, described his performance as 'smooth' and attributed it to feeling well and the bike handling better. Bezzecchi and Marquez's elder brother Alex are both vying to close the gap on championship leader Jorge Martin, with Martin currently leading by 29 points over Bezzecchi and Marc Marquez trailing by four points.
Bezzecchi's pole position marked his 12th MotoGP career victory at this circuit, known for being a favorite hunting ground for World Champion Marc Marquez, who has already won seven races out of the 11 held at Aragon.
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