MotoGP riders prepare for Aragon Grand Prix challenges

MotoGP riders prepare for the upcoming Grand Prix at MotorLand Aragón, with varying outlooks on the circuit's challenges.

Trackhouse Aprilia rider Raul Fernandez expressed optimism regarding the anti-clockwise layout, noting it suits his riding style. However, he acknowledged the high level of competition from Spanish riders, specifically naming Marc Marquez, Jorge Martin, and Pedro Acosta as formidable rivals. Fernandez noted that while the track may not be ideal for Aprilia, success will depend on preparing for the main straight and maintaining confidence in the front of the bike.

Yamaha riders Fabio Quartararo and Alex Rins approach the event with different perspectives. Quartararo anticipates a complicated weekend, stating that Aragón has never been one of his easiest circuits. Conversely, Alex Rins feels motivated by his personal connection to the area, as his paternal family is from a nearby town. Rins aims to move past his recent incident in Great Britain and leverage his familiarity with the track to achieve a strong result.