While perhaps the Motorland circuit didn't deliver the shock wins and drama we have been accustomed to of late, the Aragon Grand Prix still delivered plenty of talking points. The low-grip track surface exposed the weaknesses in certain bikes while masking the deficiencies of others.

At Aragon, Marc Márquez scored maximum points for the first time in two months. Finally, he seems to have realised the trickiest part of the race is when the rear tyre is new, not when it's old

Marc Marquez proved once again that he was the master of the circuit at MotorLand as the Ducati rider won the Aragon Grand Prix from pole to extend his lead in the championship on Sunday. Marquez's brother Alex finished second for Gresini Racing while Marc's teammate Francesco Bagnaia came third as Ducati bikes swept the podium.