Marc Marquez delivered an exceptional performance at the Aragon Grand Prix, securing his 99th career pole position, winning the race, and dominating every session of the weekend, a feat not achieved since 2015. The Ducati rider, racing for the Ducati Lenovo Team, extended his lead in the MotoGP championship with this victory, his seventh at MotorLand, and showcased remarkable consistency and speed. Marquez's dominant weekend included breaking the lap record with a time of 1:45.704, which set the tone for his race strategy. Starting from pole, he launched perfectly and led from the start, maintaining control throughout the race despite intense competition from his brother Alex Marquez, Francesco Bagnaia, and other top riders. Alex Marquez finished second, with Bagnaia third, making it a Ducati sweep of the podium. Marquez's brother Alex finished second, and Bagnaia's third place helped Ducati secure a strong team performance. Marquez's victory was characterized by his ability to lead every session, a rare achievement in MotoGP, and his strategic control of the race pace. The race saw notable crashes from KTM's Brad Binder and Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo, impacting the race dynamics. Marquez's commanding performance has solidified his position at the top of the championship standings, leading Alex Marquez by 32 points. The weekend also highlighted Marquez's exceptional qualifying performance, where he secured his 99th pole position, further emphasizing his mastery of the MotorLand circuit. As the MotoGP season continues, Marquez's form sets a high standard for the remaining races.