The Ducati Lenovo Team is leaving for MotorLand Aragón

The stunning view of MotorLand Aragón welcomes the MotoGP circus for the eighth GP of the 2025 season. A track with 10 left-hand turns that has seen the Desmosedici GP triumph 4 times and in the last 3 editions. In 2010 Stoner won and exactly 11 years later (2021), Francesco Bagnaia scored his first MotoGP victory here with the Ducati Lenovo Team. In 2022 Bastianini signed the P1 and last year Marc Márquez dominated in both races; Marc who triumphed 6 times in the Premier Class at Aragón.

At the top of the general standings with 196 points and capable of managing all the unexpected events both at Le Mans and then in Silverstone, Marc is back at work to aim for the maximum result and make the most of Monday's testing day. On track to leave behind the bitter epilogue of the last races and find the feeling with his bike, Pecco who is currently chasing in P3 in the standings (124 points).

First appointment on track Friday June 06th at 10.45 local time for the first free practice session.

Marc Márquez (#93 Ducati Lenovo Team) - 1st (196 points)
“We arrive at MotorLand after two solid weekends where we didn’t win, but we were able to manage situations and unexpected events in the best possible way, gaining very important points for the standings. Aragón is a track that I like, that suits my riding styles well and with many left-hand turns. I’ve won a lot here and I’ve always been competitive. We’ll tackle the weekend at our best and work hard in Monday’s testing session to best prepare for the upcoming GPs.”

Francesco Bagnaia (#63 Ducati Lenovo Team) - 3rd (124 points)
“The last two GPs were not easy, we struggled a lot but also worked hard. Something that we will continue to do here in Aragón both in the race and then in the test. This is a track that is close to my heart, I took my first victory in MotoGP here, the first with the Ducati Lenovo Team and at the end of a beautiful duel with Marc. We start from here, from these good feelings and we continue to stay focused on the work to be competitive again.”