Steadily making his way forward from 11th on the grid, Joan Mir's Sprint was ended early by another rider. Saturday in Aragon would be a largely luckless day for Joan Mir on the Honda HRC Castrol machine. A crash at the end of Free Practice 2 meant Mir heade View this email in your browser   Sprint Race Report Saturday, Jun 7th 2025   Aragon GP MotoGP 2025   Round 8 Mir robbed of Aragon Sprint result Steadily making his way forward from 11th on the grid, Joan Mir's Sprint was ended early by another rider. Saturday in Aragon would be a largely luckless day for Joan Mir on the Honda HRC Castrol machine. A crash at the end of Free Practice 2 meant Mir headed into Q2 with just a single bike available and qualified in 11th as a result. Despite the fall, Mir still went over three seconds faster than his Qualifying time from 2024 in Aragon – pole setter Marc Marquez a second faster than his 2024 pole. The progress of Mir and the Honda RC213V a clear highlight of the day. Taking avoiding action at the start of the 11 lap Sprint, Mir recovered well to enter the battle for the top ten and points. Keeping out of trouble, the 2020 MotoGP World Champion was making steady progress which was rapidly halted by contact from Miller as the pair ran off track, with Mir falling as a result. Sunday's Aragon GP will run over the course of 23 laps and once again, Mir is forced to play catch up after missing a Sprint's worth of data. Joan Mir  36 DNF  "A really frustrating day. Our feeling was good on the bike, different to yesterday and we had to make some changes this morning. It was a shame about the crash at the end of the morning, we tried something different and the feeling wasn't improved. My team worked really well to prepare the bike for the race, thanks to all of them. The consequence of Miller's actions caused my DNF as we touched. I don't know why it happened. Tomorrow we will try and do our race and hope to avoid these problems." Aragon GP - Sprint Race Pos. Rider Num Nation Points Team Constructor Time/Gap 1 Marquez Marc 93 SPA 12 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 19'43.026 2 Marquez Alex 73 SPA 9 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati 2.080 3 Aldegeur Fermin 54 SPA 7 Team Gresini Racing MotoGP Ducati 4.630 4 Morbidelli Franco 21 ITA 6 Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team Ducati 5.944 5 Acosta Pedro 37 SPA 5 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 6.095 6 Di Giannantonio Fabio 49 ITA 4 Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team Ducati 6.379 7 Vinales Maverick 25 SPA 3 Red Bull KTM Tech 3 KTM 7.213 8 Bezzecchi Marco 72 ITA 2 Aprilia Racing Aprilia 8.343 9 Binder Brad 33 RSA 1 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 9.982 10 Fernandez Raul 25 SPA 0 Trackhouse Racing Aprilia 11.427 11 Quartararo Fabio 20 FRA 0 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha 13.331 12 Bagnaia Francesco 63 ITA 0 Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 14.017 13 Miller Jack 43 AUS 0 Prima Pramac Yamaha Yamaha 16.494 14 Rins Alex 42 SPA 0 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Yamaha 17.202 15 Oliveira Miguel 88 POR 0 Prima Pramac Yamaha Yamaha 18.287 16 Zarco Johann 5 FRA 0 LCR Honda Honda 19.284 17 Bastianini Enea 23 ITA 0 Red Bull KTM Tech 3 KTM 19.841 18 Savadori Lorenzo 32 ITA 0 Aprilia Racing Aprilia 23.763 19 Chantra Somkiat 35 THA 0 LCR Honda Honda 31.069 20 Fernandez Augusto 7 SPA 0 Yamaha Test Team Yamaha DNF 21 Mir Joan 36 SPA 0 Honda HRC Castrol Honda DNF Copyright Free Images For editorial use only, click here to download images. Location Information An ultra-modern facility, MotorLand Aragón had its roots firmly established thanks to a solid history of street racing in Alcañiz, which hosted events between 1963 and 2003. Safety advice warning against the continuation of this led to the proposal and construction of a sporting complex dedicated to motorsport. With support… read more. Length 5.078 kilometres / 3.155 miles Width 15 metres Left corners 10 Right corners 7 Longest straight 0.968 kilometres / 0.601 miles Constructed 2009 Circuit Records Pole Position 1m 45.704s (172.9Km/h) Marc Marquez (Ducati, 2025) Race Lap 1m 47.795s (169.5Km/h) Luca Marini (Ducati, 2022) Race Time 41m 35.462s (168.4 km/h) Enea Bastianini (Ducati, 2022) 2025 Sprint Winner Marc Marquez (Ducati) 2024 Race Winner Marc Marquez (Ducati) Motorland Aragón, Teruel, Spain –  View in Google Maps www.motorlandaragon.com You are receiving this email because you have registered your interest with Honda Racing Corporation If you no longer want to receive emails from Honda HRC Castrol, please click here to unsubscribe .