Sketches Of Spain: Jules Cisek Shoots Aragon MotoGP, Part 1

Jorge Lorenzo did what he could at Aragon, but it only brought him a 3rd place

Alvaro Bautista just keeps getting better and better. Whether it will save Suzuki remains to be seen

MotoGP in a nutshell: Bikes, trucks, fans, and spectacular scenery

It was another bad day at the office for Valentino Rossi, despite a new chassis

Another brick in the wall

Spain's own Sacacorchos

It's been a tough year for Ducati team boss Vitto Guareschi

The only side of the Repsols that the other riders got to see

Which is probably good, as the factory Honda team unveiled a special livery at Aragon: Orange And Sharpie

Behold the future. Marc Marquez took a huge step closer to a MotoGP move at Aragon

The most important men at the track. No marshalls, no racing.

One man who has done everything right this year, Nico Terol

Moto2 madness. Impressively, they all got through Turn 1 relatively unscathed

Making history: a new chassis meant a new engine, and that meant starting from pit lane for Valentino Rossi

Unstoppable

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