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Just on a whole other level! Marc Márquez «Demolition Services» continue on Aragon, leading the Practice MotoGP session

by Daniel Rhodes
June 6, 2025
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Just on a whole other level! Marc Márquez «Demolition Services» continue on Aragon, leading the Practice MotoGP session
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It is becoming somewhat embarrassing for the competition in Aragon as Marc Márquez continues to shine bright at Motorland, having secured again the first position on the spaniard track

After having dominated the competition in FP1 at the MotoGP in Aragón, the question remained: would anyone be able to dethrone Marc Márquez at MotorLand? The first serious session of the day in the premier category was about to conclude.

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After the first fast laps, Maverick Viñales was leading with 1:48.724s, a 0.264s gap to Pecco Bagnaia, while Pedro Acosta was third.

Bagnaia then took the lead by 0.093s over the Spanish Tech3/KTM rider, with both now inside the 1:47 range. Marco Bezzecchi soon climbed to second place with a lap of 1:47.862s, just 0.019s behind leader Bagnaia, while Marc Márquez was third, Viñales fourth, and Acosta fifth. Joan Mir, in 10th, held the last provisional Q2 spot, ahead of Fabio Quartararo.

Bezzecchi briefly held the session lead, but soon the fearsome Márquez rose to the top with a benchmark 1:47.370s on his seventh lap, in a phase where many riders were already returning to the pits.

With 33 minutes left in the session, here was the Top 12 ranking:

Marc Márquez remained solid at the front and improved further. On his 12th lap, the Spanish rider from Ducati Lenovo Team completed a lap in 1:47.212s, leaving Bezzecchi 0.430s behind.

Shortly after, #93 confirmed the fastest time once again, now setting a lap of 1:47.117s and extending his lead over Bezzecchi to 0.525s.

Meanwhile, Quartararo managed to avoid crashing on two occasions.

Saving it at the beginning and at the end of the lap 😅😱#AragonGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/dszyDISkoI

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 6, 2025

Acosta then improved, taking the KTM RC16 to second place with a lap of 1:47.551s before all riders returned to the team garages.

Upon re-entering the track, changes were expected, and that was exactly what happened as lap times dropped. Leading the way, Marc Márquez set a lap of 1:46.397s, and despite KTM’s improvements with Binder and Acosta, it was #37 who got closest to #93, still trailing by 0.761s.

Álex Márquez then made a considerable improvement, climbing to third place, while Franco Morbidelli moved up to fourth.

The Gresini rider continued to improve, moving up to second place but remaining behind his brother by 0.510s. Further back, Bagnaia was in tenth, with his provisional Q2 spot at risk for now.

Bagnaia didn’t want to stay back and forced his way to sixth, and Brad Binder was tenth, in front of Johann Zarco, but the south african improved, with two minutes to go and reached third. Raúl Fernández was the «new» tenth. All Yamaha were out of the Q2, for now.

Then came Mir to third, but the positions continued to change.

In the end the session was done and dusted, with the Márquez’s brothers to stand out again, and, not new, with Marc on top!

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