Grand Prix of Aragon (motorcycle)

Circuit diagram of the Motorland Aragón

Premiere winner in the Moto2 class: the Italian Andrea Iannone on Speed ​​Up .

The Aragon Grand Prix for Motorcycles is a motorcycle race that has been held since 2010 and is part of the Motorcycle World Championship .

The first Grand Prix took place on September 19, 2010 in Motorland Aragón , near Alcañiz , in the Spanish autonomous community of Aragon . The race was held as a replacement for the Hungarian Grand Prix , which was supposed to take place on the Balatonring , but was canceled as in the previous year.

After the Grand Prix of Catalonia , Spain and Valencia, the race is the fourth round of the World Championship to have taken place on Spanish soil since 2010.

Statistics of the Grand Prix of Aragon

year	route	class	winner	Second	Third	Pole position	Nice Race lap
2010	Aragon	125 cc	Pol Espargaró ( Derbi )	Nicolás Terol ( Aprilia )	Bradley Smith ( Aprilia )	Marc Marquez ( Derbi )	Pol Espargaró ( Derbi )
		Moto2	Andrea Iannone ( Speed ​​Up )	Julián Simón ( Suter )	Gábor Talmácsi ( Speed ​​Up )	Andrea Iannone ( Speed ​​Up )	Andrea Iannone ( Speed ​​Up )
		MotoGP	Casey Stoner ( Ducati )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )	Nicky Hayden ( Ducati )	Casey Stoner ( Ducati )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )
2011	Aragon	125 cc	Nicolás Terol ( Aprilia )	Johann Zarco ( Derbi )	Maverick Viñales ( Aprilia )	Héctor Faubel ( Aprilia )	Maverick Viñales ( Aprilia )
		Moto2	Marc Marquez ( Suter )	Andrea Iannone ( Suter )	Simone Corsi ( FTR )	Marc Marquez ( Suter )	Marc Marquez ( Suter )
		MotoGP	Casey Stoner ( Honda )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Casey Stoner ( Honda )	Casey Stoner ( Honda )
2012	Aragon	Moto3	Luis Salom ( Kalex - KTM )	Sandro Cortese ( KTM )	Jonas Folger ( Kalex - KTM )	Jonas Folger ( Kalex - KTM )	Danny Kent ( KTM )
		Moto2	Pol Espargaró ( Kalex )	Marc Marquez ( Suter )	Scott Redding ( Kalex )	Simone Corsi ( FTR )	Pol Espargaró ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Andrea Dovizioso ( Yamaha )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )
2013	Aragon	Moto3	Álex Rins ( KTM )	Maverick Viñales ( KTM )	Álex Marquez ( KTM )	Álex Rins ( KTM )	Philipp Öttl ( Kalex - KTM )
		Moto2	Nicolás Terol ( Suter )	Esteve Rabat ( Kalex )	Pol Espargaró ( Kalex )	Nicolás Terol ( Suter )	Esteve Rabat ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Valentino Rossi ( Yamaha )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )
2014	Aragon	Moto3	Romano Fenati ( KTM )	Álex Márquez ( Honda )	Danny Kent ( Husqvarna )	Álex Rins ( Honda )	Romano Fenati ( KTM )
		Moto2	Maverick Viñales ( Kalex )	Esteve Rabat ( Kalex )	Johann Zarco (Caterham- Suter )	Maverick Viñales ( Kalex )	Thomas Lüthi ( Suter )
		MotoGP	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Aleix Espargaró (Forward Yamaha )	Cal Crutchlow ( Ducati )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )
2015	Aragon	Moto3	Miguel Oliveira ( KTM )	Jorge Navarro ( Honda )	Romano Fenati ( KTM )	Enea Bastianini ( Honda )	Niccolò Antonelli ( Honda )
		Moto2	Esteve Rabat ( Kalex )	Álex Rins ( Kalex )	Sam Lowes ( Speed ​​Up )	Esteve Rabat ( Kalex )	Álex Rins ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )	Valentino Rossi ( Yamaha )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )
2016	Aragon	Moto3	Jorge Navarro ( Honda )	Brad Binder ( KTM )	Enea Bastianini ( Honda )	Enea Bastianini ( Honda )	Juanfran Guevara ( KTM )
		Moto2	Sam Lowes ( Kalex )	Álex Márquez ( Kalex )	Franco Morbidelli ( Kalex )	Sam Lowes ( Kalex )	Franco Morbidelli ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Yamaha )	Valentino Rossi ( Yamaha )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )
2017	Aragon	Moto3	Joan Mir ( Honda )	Fabio Di Giannantonio ( Honda )	Enea Bastianini ( Honda )	Jorge Martín ( Honda )	Fabio Di Giannantonio ( Honda )
		Moto2	Franco Morbidelli ( Kalex )	Mattia Pasini ( Kalex )	Miguel Oliveira ( KTM )	Miguel Oliveira ( KTM )	Mattia Pasini ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Ducati )	Maverick Viñales ( Yamaha )	Dani Pedrosa ( Honda )
2018	Aragon	Moto3	Jorge Martín ( Honda )	Marco Bezzecchi ( KTM )	Enea Bastianini ( Honda )	Jorge Martín ( Honda )	Jaume Masiá ( KTM )
		Moto2	Brad Binder ( KTM )	Francesco Bagnaia ( Kalex )	Lorenzo Baldassarri ( Kalex )	Brad Binder ( KTM )	Álex Márquez ( Kalex )
		MotoGP	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Andrea Dovizioso ( Ducati )	Andrea Iannone ( Suzuki )	Jorge Lorenzo ( Ducati )	Andrea Dovizioso ( Ducati )
2019	Aragon	Moto3	Arón Canet ( KTM )	Ai Ogura ( Honda )	Dennis Foggia ( KTM )	Arón Canet ( KTM )	Darryn Binder ( KTM )
		Moto2	Brad Binder ( KTM )	Jorge Navarro ( Speed ​​Up )	Álex Márquez ( Kalex )	Álex Márquez ( Kalex )	Jorge Navarro ( Speed ​​Up )
		MotoGP	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Andrea Dovizioso ( Ducati )	Jack Miller ( Ducati )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )	Marc Marquez ( Honda )

References

Web links

Commons : Aragon Grand Prix  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

• Official website of the Motorcycle World Championship (multilingual)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Motorcycle World Championship debut in Hungary is canceled. www.motorsport-total.com, March 11, 2009, accessed on March 20, 2010 . 
2. ↑ Lennart Schmid: Well, Motorland Aragón replaces Balatonring. www.motorsport-total.com, March 18, 2010, accessed on March 20, 2010 .