TRDucati rider Marc Marquez secured his third consecutive victory at the Aragon Grand Prix, overtaking Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi on lap six to claim the win. This result brought Marquez closer to championship leader Jorge Martin, moving him to 237 points and into second place. Bezzecchi, who had taken pole position with a lap record, lost the lead early due to a technical issue involving the rear device on Marquez's bike. Despite challenges, Marquez maintained his pace and eventually extended his lead over Bezzecchi by nearly three seconds. KTM's Pedro Acosta finished second, continuing his pursuit of a maiden MotoGP victory, while Alex Marquez placed fourth. The race highlighted Marquez's dominance on anti-clockwise circuits and his ability to recover from setbacks.
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