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Marc Marquez gives verdict on new Ducati MotoGP aero at Aragon test
Marc Marquez says Ducati wanted him to focus his Aragon MotoGP test day on a new aerodynamic package as it can’t wait until the next test to homologate it. Ducati abandoned its original 2025 aero package after pre-season testing to revert to the 2024-spec to be better prepared for the opening races and develop the new concept further.
Marc Marquez extends MotoGP lead with dominant Aragon win
Marc Marquez capped off a dominant weekend by winning the Aragon Grand Prix in Spain to claim his fourth victory of the season. The 32-year-old Ducati rider won the sprint race on Saturday and broke the lap record to qualify for Sunday's race in pole position - the 99th pole of his career.
The Italian, Davide Tardozzi and Marc Marquez all reflect on the Aragon Test, and what they could bring to Mugello next time ...
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Bagnaia responds to Yamaha MotoGP move rumoursDucati's two-time MotoGP champion Pecco Bagnaia has been bewildered by the speculation linking him to Yamaha as early as ...
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The key factors that decided the outcome of MotoGP's Aragon GPMotoGP visited Aragon over the weekend and it ended with Marc Marquez extending his championship advantage, but there was ...
MotoGP: The aerodynamic evolution has appeared on one of Marc Marquez's two bikes. It differs on the side, with a different ...
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Winners and losers from MotoGP's Aragon Grand PrixWhile perhaps the Motorland circuit didn't deliver the shock wins and drama we have been accustomed to of late, the Aragon ...
British GP winner Senna Agius (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) will launch from P13, with double 2025 race winner Jake Dixon ...
A third-place finish for Francesco Bagnaia "felt like a victory" in Aragon after failing to secure any points from the ...
Ducati and Francesco ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia starting to understand the ‘why’ behind a step forward made by the Italian rider in the ...
Pedro Acosta says the gap between him and the leading Ducatis in the Aragon MotoGP is “painful”. The Aragon MotoGP saw Pedro ...
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