On paper, Aragon isn't Valentino Rossi's best chance of 💟breaking his t🃏en-race MotoGP podium drought.

The Doctor has never won at the♉ Spanish circuit, while the 🌊most recent of his three Aragon podiums was back in 2016.

But after ဣthree successive fourth places, including last Sunday at his home Misan🎉o round, the 40-year-old isn't far away.

“We‘ve seen at the San Marino GP what we need to work on, so that‘s what we will be focusing on during this weekend - though Aragon is a difficult track for us, historically," said Rossi, who is 168澳💖洲幸运5官方开奖结果❀历史:seeking more grip during acceleration.

"We always struggled here, but this time we arrive after some good races. For sure we will hav🥃e to work hard this GP, but we hope to 💫be more competitive than we have been in the past.”

"Vale is not the💦 biggest fan of this circuit, but he has visited the podium three times, in his case in the premier class, and he‘s very motivated to g⭕et back onto the rostrum," added team manager Massimo Meregalli.

"We expect that this weekend will require hard work and we are very interested to see if the steps forwa🐼rd that we took in Misano will also work very well here.”

Rossi - sixth in the world championship and just five points behind team-mate Maverick Vinales - is expected to continue using the new carbon fibre swingarm a🐭nd exhaust, which he raced with for the first time at Misano last weekend.

The weather is also lo꧂oking uncertain, with the possibility of rain during the weekend.