MotoGp, super Bezzecchi in Aragon: pole position record. Then he reveals: "My knee is tripping, it hurts". The starting grid

ANSAIndependentCenter3 hr. ago

In the MotoGP race at Aragon in Spain, Marc Márquez won the sprint race aboard his official Ducati. His brother Alex Márquez finished second on another Ducati, while Marco Bezzecchi secured third place on the official Aprilia. World champion Jorge Martin came fifth on Aprilia, behind Pedro Acosta on KTM in fourth place. Francesco Bagnaia completed the race in 11th position on the other official Ducati.

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Il Fatto QuotidianoIndependentCenter3 hr. ago

In the MotoGP sprint race at Aragon, Marc Marquez dominated and won, overtaking Marco Bezzecchi who started in pole position. His brother Alex Marquez also performed well, staying ahead of Bezzecchi after an error at the start and finishing second. This marked a double victory for the Marquez brothers in the Spanish GP. Marco Bezzecchi finished third, using his fifth-place finish by Jorge Martin to gain some points in the overall standings.

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Il Fatto QuotidianoIndependentCenter4 hr. ago

Marco Bezzecchi achieved a historic pole position at the Aragon MotoGP race, setting a track record with a time of 1'44''962. This marked his first pole position in his career and came despite the challenging nature of the circuit. Bezzecchi outperformed local favorite Marc Marquez, who finished second, and Alex Marquez third. The top row of the grid included Raul Fernandez, Jorge Martin, and Pedro Acosta. Bezzecchi expressed confidence in his performance but noted ongoing issues with his knee, which he said would make the upcoming Sprint and main race more difficult.

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