MotoGP prepares for Aragon Grand Prix at MotorLand this weekend
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 11:09 AM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026
The MotoGP series resumes from August 28-30 at MotorLand for the Aragon Grand Prix. Following a six-week lull with only one race, this event marks the start of a busy period, with ten races scheduled across the next fourteen weekends. Riders will face pressure to perform, as any mistakes or injuries can have significant implications for the championship standings. The return to action will test competitors who have had limited racing recently.
- •MotoGP returns with the Aragon Grand Prix at MotorLand.
- •Only one grand prix occurred in the last six weeks.
- •Ten races remain in the championship over the next fourteen weekends.
- •Mistakes or injuries could affect riders' title chances.
- 11:09 AMMotorsport.com — Five things to look out for at MotoGP Aragon GP
"Following the quietest stretch of the year, with just one grand prix taking place over the last six weekends, MotoGP will burst back into life on 28-30 August as MotorLand plays host to the Aragon Grand Prix. With the remaining 10 races scheduled over the next 14 weekends, the championship will go into overdrive, and any mistakes or injuries could potentially have a lasting impact on the title ...Keep reading
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