MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez was two tenths up on main rival Valentino Rossi in the first practice session of the Aragon Grand Prix weekend. Marquez led for almost the entirety of the session, having established a massive gap from the get go - and while other riders eventually closed in on the time, the Honda man would not be dethroned. Through the first set of timed laps, Marquez quickly stormed to the front, becoming the first rider to dip below 1m50s with a 1m49.748s lap, and then going almost six tenths quicker than that with a 1m49.172s. That put Marquez well out of reach for the rest of the pack, with fellow Honda rider Cal Crutchlow occupying second place with a time...
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