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Johann Zarco's Aragon adventure: 950km road trip on a 1981 Ducati!
Johann Zarco rides from his home in France to this weekend's Aragon MotoGP, on a 1981 Ducati: 'I gave pleasure to many people to have the courage to go with this old bike'

Suzuki ride-height back for Aragon, Mir seeking stable tyre grip
Rear ride-height system back on the Suzuki for Aragon, Joan Mir trying to remain calm amid unpredictable tyre grip; 'It's true that if it happens more often, it's more difficult to keep the mouth shut'.

Early season crashes, faded championship hopes were ‘hard to accept’ - Rins
Alex Rins’ early season crashes and faded hopes of a champioship challenge were ‘quite hard to accept’, however, a first podium of the season at Silverstone last time out has the Suzuki rider in good spirits as he returns to Aragon where he won in 2020.

Binder: Staring at a computer screen doesn't help me!
KTM's Brad Binder talks mid-season MotoGP turnaround, 'Staring at the computer screen doesn't help me! I just need to go out and open the throttle.'

Mir: We must make a reset, important to start with good feelings
‘Starting with good feelings’ at third home MotoGP round of 2021 is ‘important’ for Joan Mir. Suzuki rider hopes to be in victory contention following a difficult Silverstone.

Jake Dixon: I don’t know what championship I’ll be in next year
Jake Dixon prepares for what looks like being his final MotoGP appearance of the season, 2022 remains unclear.

Miller ‘in a good position’ coming to Aragon, Ducati ‘more consistent’
Jack Miller aims to showcase similar form at Aragon as he did in 2019 - claimed third position, as opposed to last season’s ‘shocking’ double header.

Rossi: Franco 'fighting against time', Bagnaia tyre, Marini GP22
Valentino Rossi talks Franco Morbidelli's planned Misano MotoGP return, Luca Marini's future Ducati bike spec, Francesco Bagnaia's Silverstone tyre woes and what looks like being a hot weekend in Aragon.

Vinales: I’m very hungry and motivated to start Aprilia story
Maverick Vinales heads into his Aprilia MotoGP debut at Aragon ‘hungry and motivated’ to learn after his recent departure from Yamaha.

Fabio Quartararo faces his 'worst track on the calendar'
MotoGP world championship leader Fabio Quartararo: 'Aragon is probably the worst track on the calendar, not for the Yamaha bike but for me'.

Rins 'a special circuit for me', Mir 'still eager to fight'
Just as in 2020, Suzuki riders Joan Mir and Alex Rins arrive at Aragon seeking the factory's first MotoGP win of the season.

Earlier Aragon date means Bagnaia, Miller optimistic
Jack Miller and Francesco Bagnaia confident the return of the Aragon MotoGP to a September date, plus the Desmosedici GP21's form at other previously difficult tracks, means they can be among the contenders this weekend.
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Raul Fernandez reveals surgery after cycling accident
Moto2 title contender Raul Fernandez reveals he has undergone surgery for a hand fracture suffered in a training accident.

Alex Marquez returns to scene of his best MotoGP race
Alex Marquez looking to continue 'upward trend' as he returns to the scene of his best MotoGP race at Aragon this weekend, 'a track I did well at from day one'.

Maverick Vinales 'can't wait to get back on track' for Aprilia debut
Maverick Vinales ready to start his new MotoGP era with Aprilia at Aragon.

Marc Marquez: We can’t rely on what we did in the past
Marc Marquez plays down expectations of repeating his Sachsenring MotoGP win at Aragon, another anti-clockwise circuit where he has been unbeaten in recent seasons; 'We can’t rely on what we did in the past'.

Jake Dixon: 'Awesome' to have another chance at Aragon
Jake Dixon confident he can close the gap to the MotoGP frontrunners during his second Petronas Yamaha apearance, at Aragon this weekend.

Valentino Rossi: You have to be smooth at 'tricky' Aragon
Valentino Rossi heads for his first Aragon MotoGP laps since 2019.

Aleix: We have to fight for podium again, Aprilia 'on the way'
Fresh from the Aprilia RS-GP's first MotoGP podium, Aleix Espargaro is looking to make it two in row at Aragon, where he will be joined by new team-mate Maverick Vinales.

Crash.net MotoGP podcast with Keith Huewen: Vinales, Aragon, SBK Track Limits
Episode 19 of Crash.net's new MotoGP podcasts featuring Keith Huewen previews the Aragon MotoGP and the latest track limits controversy in WorldSBK.

Tony Arbolino heading to Elf Marc VDS Racing for 2022
Tony Arbolino named as a Marc VDS Moto2 rider for the 2022 and 2023 seasons.

Last lap overtake secures Lecuona’s best MotoGP result in dry conditions
Just two weeks after claiming his best MotoGP result of sixth in wet conditions (Austria), Iker Lecuona has taken his best finish in the dry with P7 at Silverstone.

Zarco: I could not have the pace this weekend, will come back stronger
Aside from race retirements in Portimao and Austria two, Silverstone becomes the first MotoGP round of 2021 in which Johann Zarco finishes outside the top ten; ‘I believed that I could do a strong race, but clearly I could not have a good pace’.

Alex Marquez ends Silverstone with ‘good feeling’, claims third top ten in a row
Alex Marquez recovered from a 17th place start at the British MotoGP to claim his third consecutive top ten courtesy of finishing eighth; ‘quite happy honestly. Starting from P17 is not always easy, but we chose the soft rear (tyre) which I think was the right choice for us’.