With Marc Marquez dominating to victo⛎ry at the Aragon MotoGP, the Repsol Honda rider holds a 98-point lead in the riders’ championship with five rounds to go.

Andrea Dovizioso pulls off a remarkable recovery ride to take second place for Ducati as Jac📖k Miller completes the rostrum for Pramac Ducati.

Maverick Vinales endured a late race fade to foꦆurth place for Monster Yamaha ahead of standout MotoGP rookie Fabio Quartararo on the Petronas Yamaha, while Cal Crutchlow re🙈turned to form in sixth place for LCR Honda.

While Aleix Esಞpargaro sec𒈔ured his best result of the season in seventh place for Aprilia, Valentino Rossi’s woes continued down in eighth place on the factory Yamaha.

♋Alex Rins had a race to forget in ninth place for Suzuki, after clashing with both team-mate Joan Mir and Petronas Yamaha’s Franco Morbidelli which earnt him a Long Lap penalty, as Takaaki Nakagam🌺i rounded out the top 10 for LCR Honda.

Andrea Iannone reached 11^th place for Aprilia ahead of a nightmare race for Danilo Petrucci down in 12^th place for the factory Ducati squad.

Miguel Oliveira secured his first points since the Austrian round in 13^th pꦑlace for Tech3 KTM as Mir and Tito Rabat (Avintia Ducati) completed the points🤪 places.

Jorge Lorenzo’s pain on the Repsol Honda continued as he finished in a lowly 20^th place and 42 seconds behind team-mate and race-winner Marqꦯuez.

Pol Espargaro was ruled out of action for Red Bu🐭ll KTM with a left wrist fracture sustain in FP4 at Aragon.

Check out the full Aragon ♕MotoGP rider ratings below.