Brotherly dominance in Aragon: Marc Márquez breaks records in front of home fans
Saturday's qualifying at MotorLand Aragon brought Spanish celebrations and brotherly rivalry in its purest form. Marc Márquez broke the absolute circuit record with a time of 1:45.704 and secured his seventh pole position at the Aragonese track. Alex Márquez completed the Spanish triumph in second place, while Franco Morbidelli rounded out the front row. Thirty-three-year-old Marc Márquez confirmed his dominance on home soil in spectacular fashion. His new circuit record represents his fourth pole position in the 2025 season and demonstrates continued form at a career stage where many speculated about his decline. Ducati Lenovo provided the perfect platform for his masterful abilities. Alex's performance was even more impressive given the circumstances. After a crash in the final practice session, he had only one motorcycle available, significantly limiting his setup experimentation options. Nevertheless, he managed to temporarily take pole position by 0.022 seconds ahead ...