Cal Crutchlow led Jack Miller by 0.020s in FP3 for the MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix, while no Yamahas made it into Q2, with 19th-placed Valentino Rossi suffering a late crash. As most focused on long runs for much of the session, overall improvements on the combined standings were sparse.  Suzuki's Alex Rins set the early pace on the individual timesheet with a 1:49.073s, with Friday pacesetter Marc Marquez two tenths adrift.  A follow-up effort of 1:48.154s from Rins moved him up from 16th to seventh on the combined standings, which was the only significant overall improvement until the closing moments.  With half the session gone, LCR's Crutchlow usurped Rins on the...
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