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Despite narrowly missing out on a podium at the Aragon MotoGP, Brad Binder delivered one of the best individual rides of the 2022 season to claim fourth.

While it was a second consecutive 1-2 for Ducati riders Enea Bastianini and Francesco Bagnaia at Aragon - this time in a reversed order from Misano - the future teammates are feeling very differently about their 2022 MotoGP championship hopes.

Although his MotoGP title aspirations seemed to be slipping away prior to Aragon, Aleix Espargaro never felt out of the championship fight ‘even on the most difficult weekends’.

A poor qualifying, technical issues and misunderstandings with Aprilia left Maverick Vinales ‘disappointed’ after missing out on another potential MotoGP podium in Aragon.

Aleix Espargaro is now just 17 points off the championship lead after securing his first MotoGP podium since Mugello, while Francesco Bagnaia claimed a vital second place after being given a ‘huge opportunity…’

Enea Bastianini finally got the better of Francesco Bagnaia to win the Aragon MotoGP, while Fabio Quartararo's comfortable championship lead went up in flames after a crash on lap one following contact with Marc Marquez. 

Francesco Bagnaia has called his Aragon MotoGP pole ‘one of his best laps ever’ after securing Ducati’s 12th pole position of the season with a new lap record.

On a day that saw Ducati produce even more dominance thanks to Francesco Bagnaia securing pole, plenty of shocks and surprises took place in what was an eventful qualifying at Aragon.

Francesco Bagnaia will attempt to win his fifth consecutive MotoGP race from pole after getting the better of Jack Miller and Enea Bastianini during qualifying.

A very confident Maverick Vinales has already set out his ambitions for the weekend after stating ‘I think we will fight for the victory’ at the Aragon MotoGP.

Second fastest during Friday practice for the Aragon MotoGP, reigning world champion Fabio Quartararo has claimed the performance he showed was not down to Yamaha’s new chassis being better than the previous version.

Jorge Martin has claimed top spot on day-one of the Aragon MotoGP which was again dominated by Ducati, while Aleix Espargaro was only 13th after suffering a second crash. 

Aleix Espargaro kept hold of top spot in FP1 for the Aragon MotoGP despite suffering a fast crash at turn 16, while Marc Marquez was 11th on his competitive return. 

With his title defence coming under intense pressure, Fabio Quartararo has confirmed he will use Yamaha’s new chassis at the Aragon MotoGP this weekend.

Despite being fit enough to return to competitive MotoGP racing for the first time in nearly four months, Marc Marquez fears the upcoming triple-header could pose a serious threat to him completing each round.

After bringing you the news that Remy Gardner was close to agreeing a switch to WorldSBK, GRT Yamaha have now confirmed the Australian from 2023 onwards.

After holding off extreme pressure from both Maverick Vinales and Enea Bastianini, Francesco Bagnaia claimed a fourth consecutive MotoGP win which has seen him move ahead of Aleix Espargaro in the championship.

With just a handful of seats left to be filled for the 2023 MotoGP rider line-up, Crash.net rates the best signings of the 2022 ‘Silly season’.

Brad Binder frustrated after making a ‘massive mistake’ with tyre choice at the British MotoGP, while Tech 3 KTM rider Remy Gardner suffered a drop in performance of around two seconds per lap. 

Joan Mir laments front tyre issues, riding at the limit just to ‘have a chance’ of fighting for a top five, as his inconsistent 2022 MotoGP campaign continued at Silverstone after suffering yet another crash.

Has reigning MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo had a reality check after stating that overconfidence was the reason for his mistake in Assen, which was followed by a disappointing outing at Silverstone?

‘They make our decision very difficult’, said Davide Tardozzi, after 2023 factory Ducati contenders Enea Bastianini and Jorge Martin impressed at the British MotoGP.

Although Jack Miller conceded he was ‘panicking’ with three laps to go of the British MotoGP, the factory Ducati rider remained in with a shout of securing second place, that’s until he told himself ‘don’t be an idiot’

Although there was no doubt who took victory at the British Grand Prix, Francesco Bagnaia claims valuable insight from MotoGP legends Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner helped power him to an impressive win at Silverstone.