Marc's victory was the perfect ending to send the fans into a frenzy, filling the stands in a unique atmosphere that brought the thirteenth round of the MotoGP World Championship to a close.
The eyes of millions of people around the world were on MotorLand this weekend for the Michelin Grand Prix of Aragon, and the fans more than lived up to expectations. Over 115.000 people didn't want to miss this unique spectacle, and both the grandstands and the post-race track invasion were packed with fans who enjoyed another year of MotoGP.
Marc Márquez reigns supreme at MotorLand Aragón ahead of Acosta and Bezzecchi
The most anticipated moment of the weekend arrived at 14:00 PM after a spectacular performance of the national anthem by violinist Ara Malikian. The lights went out, signaling the start of the battle between Marc Márquez and Marco Bezzecchi, who were joined by Pedro Acosta. The three broke away after an intense start, with the Italian initially leading until Marc, with Pedro close behind, launched his attack. The KTM rider held on and almost tried to overtake his future teammate, but the rider from Lleida upped the ante and pulled away to secure the victory in front of thousands of fans packed into the grandstands.
Alonso López dominates in Moto2 with a great final battle
Alonso López was the star of the intermediate category at MotorLand Aragón. The Gresini rider converted his Saturday pole position into a victory with a blistering pace that he maintained until the very end. Izan Guevara and David Alonso, who put on a great battle for second place, completed the podium in second and third positions respectively.
Máximo Quiles makes a great comeback, victory at MotorLand and extends his lead
The Moto3 category was exciting right down to the last lap in the battle for victory. Murcia native Máximo Quiles won the race against David Almansa and Argentinian Marco Morelli after a race in which all three set the pace and broke away. Ultimately, Quiles was able to increase his lead in the overall standings with a win on a weekend in which he returned from injury at Silverstone.
Andrea Iannone shines in the Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup debut in Spain
The first race of the day was the Harley Davidson Bagger World Cup, marking its inaugural event in Spain. Italian Andrea Iannone triumphed over Brazilian Eric Granado, leaving MotorLand as the undisputed champion after winning both Saturday and Sunday. The crowd enjoyed a unique spectacle that left a lasting impression on the fans in its debut.
It's motocross's turn at MotorLand Aragón
MotorLand Aragón bids farewell to the MotoGP World Championship, which now turns its attention to Italy with the race at the Misano Marco Simoncelli Circuit. The Aragonese complex now changes venues and will move in just two weeks to its exciting motocross circuit, which will host the Spanish Motocross Championship from September 12th to 13th, featuring the return of the Elite categories.
