Speed Junkies

Marc Marquez led every lap of the Aragon Sprint and pulled the title gap to 33 points. Martin didn't score. Sunday's 23 laps are where the math gets dangerous for everyone.

Bezzecchi finished third at Aragon while Marc and Alex Marquez went 1-2 on the medium tyre. He picked the soft - and still defends it. Sunday's race will settle the argument.

Marc Márquez won the Aragon sprint from second on the grid while Martin finished fifth. The gap is now 33 points with Sunday's grand prix still to run. One corner decides everything.

Marc Marquez just claimed his 20th MotoGP sprint win - a record no rider has touched. Martin made a lap 5 error and dropped a position. The main race at Aragon now decides how real the title threat is.

Marc Marquez closed 102 points in three races, then lost arm control at Silverstone. Aragon, Misano, and Austria decide whether the 18-point gap holds. What Tardozzi said Saturday reframes everything.

Marc Marquez trails Martin by 40 points and showed up at Aragon hiding his real pace. Martin already called it one of Aprilia's worst tracks. What Marquez does Saturday morning reframes the entire title picture.

Marc Marquez broke his own Aragon lap record in FP2 and still finished third. Bezzecchi is certain he held back. Marquez says he attacked from lap one. Saturday qualifying settles the argument.

Marc Marquez led Aragon practice and held the lap record. Bezzecchi erased both with one lap to go. The gap was 0.038 seconds. Qualifying answers whether that margin is a warning.

Jack Miller leaves MotoGP after 16 seasons and just 4 wins. KTM didn't renew. Ducati moved on. Now Yamaha WorldSBK is his last shot at a factory seat that fits. One question remains unanswered.

Jorge Martin leads the championship but faces Marquez's 8-victory stranglehold at Aragon without teammate Ogura. Friday practice tells us whether the RS-GP can actually match the hype.