The Race MotoGP Podcast explores Marc Marquez's return to winning ways at Aragon and the conspiracy theories prompted by a frightening crash involving Marquez's brother Alex and championship contender Pecco Bagnaia
MotoGP world champion Pecco Bagnaia tore into Alex Marquez in the aftermath of their race-ending collision in the Aragon Grand Prix, accusing Marquez of riding "very dangerously" and "deciding to not let me finish the race"
Marc Marquez is a MotoGP race winner again at last. Is this evidence he can depose Pecco Bagnaia at Ducati next year, or has it taken too long? Our team give their thoughts
Marc Marquez dominated the 2024 Aragon Grand Prix for his first full-distance win in almost three years, but his brother Alex's tangling with Pecco Bagnaia may be the bigger story
Marc Marquez's rivals admit they can't currently do what he's doing at Aragon - but the six-time champion is feeling the pressure.
The first race on Aragon's relaid surface left a number of MotoGP riders feeling aggrieved - one day after the track and the way it gripped up had come in for some praise
Marc Marquez controlled the MotoGP sprint at the Aragon Grand Prix for his first win with Ducati, as a nightmare race for Pecco Bagnaia handed the championship lead back to Jorge Martin
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez dominated qualifying at the Aragon Grand Prix, beating his closest rivals by eight tenths of a second
Marc Marquez shattered the Aragon lap record in practice, but he's come close to race-winning form in his first Ducati year before and not managed to convert. The Race assesses the factors behind his win legitimacy
Six-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez maintained his supremacy over his rivals into the second premier-class practice session at Aragon
