What a fabulous race. Jack Miller takes the third podium of the 2019 season, the most beautiful, conquered with pride, after fighting with Quartararo, Vinales and Dovizioso since the first laps. Jack got off to a great start and was for seven laps in second position before the attack of Vinales and Dovi.
Jack Miller conquers a great P4 in the qualifying for the Gran Premio de Aragon at the end of an exciting Q2 in which he fought until last lap for the front row. Positive indications for the Australian rider also come from the FP4 in which his race pace was extremely incisive After
Good start for Jack at the Motorland circuit for the Gran Premio Michelin de Aragon. The Australian set a good lap time with the hard tyre - despite the super chrono of Marquez who finished 1,617 seconds ahead of Vinales - which allowed him to finish in fifth position, very close to the
The Gran Premio de Aragon ends with a good result for Alma Pramac Racing, which confirms itself as the first independent team in the MotoGP classification. Petrux and Jack start well but are forced to lose positions due to the crash of Jorge Lorenzo. Danilo Petrucci is with the leading group until the
The qualifying for the Grand Prix de Aragon finishes with the third row for Danilo Petrucci and the fourth for Jack Miller. It was a good Saturday for Alma Pramac Racing especially in FP3 where Jack won the direct qualification to Q2 thanks to an amazing time attack (second place - 20 thousandths
The weekend of the Gran Premio de Aragon has started well for Alma Pramac Racing. Danilo Petrucci and Jack Miller start very fast in Fp1 (respectively second and third to complete the Ducati’s poker with Dovizioso 1st and Lorenzo 4th) and in FP2 their race pace is positive. In Fp2 Petrux pushes in
The weekend of #AragonGP doesn't give any particular satisfaction to the Octo Pramac Racing team. Following the difficult Saturday’s qualifying, Scott Redding and Danilo Petrucci were forced to start from behind and they couldn't find the conditions to finish in the Top 10. Scott's race is positive. The English rider started from P22.
It was a difficult Saturday for Octo Pramac Racing at Motorland of Aragon. Danilo Petrucci and Scott Redding couldn’t be competitive in Q1 and will start tomorrow in P16 and P22 respectively. Petrux had grip problems at the rear already from FP3, and for this reason he was not able to find confidence
The free practice of Friday of the Movistar de Aragón has not brought particular indication in view of tomorrow's qualifying. Both FP1 and FP2 have been affected from a light rain that did not allow riders to express themselves at the maximum in wet conditions. Scott Redding and Danilo Petrucci ended in 16° and 19°