Eight successes, the last two consecutive. If there is a track where Marc Márquez becomes even more unbeatable it is at Motorland Aragón where, over the weekend, the Aragon Grand Prix, the thirteenth stage of the Motorcycle World Championship, takes place. The reigning MotoGP world champion is chasing the ninth symphony in Alcañiz to try to close the gap to world leader Jorge Martín. Sisal experts see Cabroncito as the very favorite at 1.72 ahead of the Spanish public: for two years, moreover, Marc Márquez has achieved a double between Sprint and Long race on these hairpin bends.
Ducati number 93 will have to watch out for two very tough opponents like his brother Álex and Marco Bezzecchi. The youngest Márquez is having a difficult season, with retirements and injuries, which have only brought him one success in Jerez de la Frontera. Bez’s situation is different, but no less complex: after a stellar start to the championship, three consecutive successes, Bez suffered a setback, with the exception of the triumph at Mugello, the last success of the season at the moment. Álex Márquez and Marco Bezzecchi, both offered at 6.00, try to interrupt Marc’s dominance in Aragon.
Jorge Martín, who is making regularity his trademark, is looking for glory, also to increase his lead in the world rankings. Martinator, riding the Aprilia, won only once, as well as three Sprints, but he almost always scored in the points, a trend that allowed him to look down on everyone. The triumph of the Madrid driver is given at 7.50.