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2019 MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix Live: As it happened.
Read our 2019 MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix live coverage.
Welcome to our 2019 MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix commentary.
The 2019 Aragon Grand Prix took place on Monday September 23, 2019. Read our MotoGP live commentary to see the coverage as it we reported it live.
Moto3 FP2 - Results: Migno, Suzuki, Arbolino, Masia, Sasaki, Salac, Rossi, McPhee, Ogura, Arenas, Dalla Porta, Kornfeil...
Lots of changes on the timesheets in the final minutes of Moto3 FP2, with all riders aware rain is forecast for Saturday, so today may decide the top 14 for direct Qualifying 2 access.
5mins to go and Arenas is leading the way but his best time is 0.2s slower than the morning best from Suzuki.
Halfway through Moto3 FP1 and it's Arbolino quickest from Foggia, Suzuki and Salac.
Moto2 FP1 - Results: Fernandez, Marini, Baldassarri, Marquez, Nagashima, Lowes, Locatelli, Martin, Binder, Bulega, Luthi.
5mins of Moto2 FP1 to go and it's Fernandez fastest from Marini and Marquez.
Halfway through Moto2 FP1 and it's last Sunday's winner Fernandez fastest from Marquez, Navarro and Lowes.
MotoGP FP1 - Results: Marquez, Vinales, Quartararo, Dovizioso, Miller, Mir, Petrucci, P.Espargaro, Morbidelli... CLICK HERE for the full results
Quartararo is up to second for Petronas Yamaha, but still 1.988s behind Marquez...
But Marquez puts in a clean lap on the soft rear and bursts another 1.5s under his best time, he's now over 2 seconds clear!
Nonetheless, impressive by Mir to be third on the hard rear tyre.
Now Franco Morbidelli makes a move into second, but Marquez on a soft rear looks set to leap clear once again... but backs out of the lap.
Rain is forecast for tomorrow so riders will be especially eager for a top ten place.
There's a rookie in second on the timesheets behind - and it's not Quartararo. Suzuki's Joan Mir is now closest to Marquez, albeit over 1-second adrift.
Meanwhile, Marquez is still looking supreme at the top of the timesheets and fastest in every sector.
Into the final 10 minutes and Jorge Lorenzo is still down in 23rd.
Aragon is where it all started to go wrong for the triple MotoGP champion, injury-wise, one year ago.
15mins to go: Marquez, Vinales, Rins, Pol Espargaro, Miller, Mir, Dovizioso, Crutchlow, Rossi, Quartararo, Petrucci, Oliveira, Morbidelli, Nakagami...
Rins has recovered from his earlier issue with second, which becomes third when Vinales slots between him and Marquez.