Bike: Dream Bagnaia in Aragon, Valentino Rossi nightmare

The first victory in MotoGP and the hope of being able to fight until the end for the World Championship.

Francesco Bagnaia, known as 'Pecco', who beats Marc Marquez, second at the finish line, is a dream come true in Aragon in a beautiful final wheel-to-wheel duel.

Joan Mir's Suzuki third ahead of an excellent Aprilia driven by Aleix Espargaró.

The leader of the World Championship Fabio Quartararo, who never played a leading role on the Spanish circuit, closes eighth, but remains firmly in command of an increasingly exciting championship: now the Frenchman is at +53 on the Red two-wheel driver.

Another race to forget for Valentino Rossi who closes penultimate behind his former Yamaha teammate Maverick Vinales who begins his adventure with the Noale brand from eighteenth place. 'Pecco' thus gives Italy the 250 / o top-class success, bringing Ducati back to victory at Aragon after an 11-year wait (they had won here only with Stoner in 2010). "I'm really happy, it's a day of a lot of emotions today - Bagnaia's first words after having crossed the first finish line as a winner in Moto Gp - Each time we approached the first victory, but then something always happened. It's a dream taking home my first MotoGP win, it's a liberation compared to the past, I thank my family, my girlfriend, it's hard to say more now. It wasn't easy in front of Marc,I know it's not 100% but today with the desire to win that he had, his anger, it was hard ... I tried to do my best and I finished first, it's a dream come true ".

Festa Italia also in Moto 3 where Dennis Foggia (Leopard Racing) takes home his third success of this 2021 at the end of a crazy Grand Prix. At the MotorLand Aragon makes the decisive overtaking that earned him the victory on the last lap against Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Tech3) who climbs on the podium together with box mate Ayumu Sasaki. The first two of the world rankings Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo) and Sergio Garcia (Gaviota GASGAS Aspar Team) both end up on the ground making the race for the title even more exciting. In Moto 2, KTM double wins: Raul Fernandez wins, behind him teammate Remy Gardner, leader of the World Championship. Out Bezzecchi, betrayed by the front wheel. First of the Italians Di Giannantonio (sixth), Arbolino closes in the top ten (ninth) ahead of Simone Corsi