The Catalan rider started from second position and made a great start to overtake the pole sitter, Marco Bezzecchi , who had broken the track record during Q2.
Saturday at the Michelin Grand Prix of Aragon did not disappoint. The Sprint Race brought a thrilling day to a close, both on the track, with Marc Márquez's victory, and in the Fan Zone, where the fans once again demonstrated their passion for motorcycling.
MotorLand Aragón is now facing race Sunday, for which the circuit has put on sale an exclusive general admission ticket for a reduced price of 50 euros.
Marc Márquez wins the Sprint race in front of a devoted crowd
Marc Márquez was the star of Saturday's race, winning the MotoGP Sprint Race. Starting from second position, he made a great start to overtake pole-sitter Marco Bezzecchi , who had set the track record in Q2.
Bezzecchi ultimately finished in third position, while Álex Márquez completed the podium in second position after delivering an outstanding performance in front of the MotorLand fans.
In the other categories, Alonso López secured the Moto2 pole position ahead of Izan Guevara and Daniel Holgado, forming a Spanish front row at his home circuit.
In Moto3, David Almansa secured pole position at the last moment, beating Marco Morelli by just 33 thousandths of a second.
The first Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup race in Spain was also held , with a close battle between Andrea Iannone, the eventual winner, and Spaniard Óscar Gutiérrez.
The Fan Zone keeps the Grand Prix atmosphere alive.
Fans enjoyed the atmosphere of the Fan Zone at the Michelin Grand Prix of Aragon throughout the day . After the Sprint race, Marc Márquez celebrated his victory with the crowd from the stage.
The program continued with a performance by Andrés Campo and the Wilbur show, in addition to visits from several pilots, including Pedro Acosta and Raúl Fernández.
The Fan Zone will remain open on Sunday with rest areas, food, a children's area and a large free Ferris wheel for the public.
The stage will also feature DJ sets during breaks between races, while the batucada band will roam the stands to maintain a festive atmosphere throughout the day.
General admission for Sunday for 50 euros
One of the new features of this edition of the Michelin Grand Prix of Aragon is the possibility of purchasing an exclusive general admission ticket for race day on Sunday.
Tickets are now available and can be purchased both online and at the circuit's ticket offices on Sunday for a price of 50 euros.
Sunday, a full day of racing
Sunday's racing will begin at 8:55 a.m. with Race 2 of the Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup, the only race of this season held in Spain.
The MotoGP category will then enter the track for the Warm Up, scheduled for 9:40 a.m., followed by the Rider Parade, in which the riders will take a lap of the circuit greeting the fans.
Moto3 will be the first of the World Championship categories to hold its race, starting at 11:00 AM. Moto2 will then take over at 12:15 PM.
While waiting for the main event, the public can enjoy the Harley Davidson Stunt show in the lawn area 4 and grandstand 3.
The most anticipated moment will arrive at 14:00 PM , with the MotoGP race.
The track invasion will bring the Grand Prix to a close.
Once the MotoGP race is over, fans will have the opportunity to access the track for the traditional track invasion, an activity that will bring the Michelin Grand Prix of Aragon to a close.
Fans in all grandstands and grass areas will have track access to the finish line, where they can experience the MotoGP race podium up close.
MotorLand reminds everyone that it will be necessary to follow the instructions of the security personnel at all times during access to the track.
