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Like a walk in the parc! Marc Márquez unstoppable at Aragon GP, shows why he is the King of Motorland!

by Daniel Rhodes
June 8, 2025
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Like a walk in the parc! Marc Márquez unstoppable at Aragon GP, shows why he is the King of Motorland!
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Magnificent! Marc Márquez takes it all in Aragon and proves why he is the King of Motorland, being the first in every session he was part of, leading the Aragon GP main race from the first moment until the end!

Marc Márquez was inevitably the big favourite and has been at the front of every session so far this weekend: he took pole position and won the Sprint yesterday. He was joined on the front row by Álex Márquez and Franco Morbidelli, with Francesco Bagnaia on the second row, ahead of Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder.

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Marc had a strong start, taking the lead, but the standout was Pecco Bagnaia, who quickly climbed to third, while Morbidelli dropped to seventh.

🚥 LIGHTS OUT in #MotoGP 🚥

Clean start from @marcmarquez93 as @PeccoBagnaia takes 3rd 🚀#AragonGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/uZGD24Z63l

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 8, 2025

At the start of the second lap, Acosta overtook Bagnaia, but the Italian responded, reclaiming third place. Later in the same lap, Acosta attacked again and temporarily took third, only to be overtaken once more.

The battle between Bagnaia and Acosta was fierce, with Bagnaia maintaining the upper hand for now, while Marc led the race by 0.4s over Álex.

After six laps, the top ten stood as follows: Marc Márquez, Álex Márquez, Bagnaia, Acosta, Binder, Morbidelli, Fermín Aldeguer, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Fabio Quartararo, Joan Mir.

Marc was pushing hard and had already extended his lead to 1.108s over Álex, while Mir overtook Quartararo to move into ninth, making him the best Honda rider. Aprilia was struggling, with Raúl Fernández as its best representative in 14th, just ahead of Marco Bezzecchi.

Quartararo was emblematic of Yamaha’s struggles, falling to 11th after being overtaken by Maverick Viñales, moments before Johann Zarco crashed.

While Marc had built nearly a two-second lead over Álex, Bagnaia was attacking and closing in on the Gresini rider, trailing by just 0.334s—setting the stage for an exciting battle in the next few laps.

Bad luck struck Brad Binder, who was running fifth when he lost control of his bike at Turn 3. Meanwhile, Marc continued his dominance, setting the fastest ever race lap at Aragón with a blistering 1:46.879s on lap 11.

💔😱 @BradBinder_33 crashes out of P5! #AragonGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/mgH6zAyhBt

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 8, 2025

Binder wasn’t the only rider to go down—soon after, Quartararo also crashed, ending his race.

Heartbreak for Quartararo 💔

That's his 3rd consecutive Grand Prix DNF #AragonGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/xTTi9PJMea

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 8, 2025

With ten laps remaining, the top ten were shaping up as follows:

An interesting battle was taking place between Morbidelli and Aldeguer, with the Italian getting the better of the local rider, with both forcing each other to overtake each other time and again.

With four laps to go, Viñales was also struggling and crashing.

Maverick OUT of contention 💥

He goes down at Turn 12 but he's OK 👍#AragonGP 🏁 pic.twitter.com/tN7fW7GZOv

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 8, 2025

And the fight between Morbidelli and Aldeguer didn’t stop there, with the two fighting once again, and touching each other, and with the same outcome!

The race ended a little after with Márquez taking another win. Unstoppable!

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