<h1>MotoGP: Aragon Grand Prix&nbsp;Betting Preview</h1> <p>The eighth round of action in the MotoGP World Championship heads to MotorLand Aragon for the Aragon Grand Prix on Sunday (22:00 pm AEST).</p> <p>Here’s everything you need to know about this thrilling race.&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Aragon Grand Prix: Circuit Profile&nbsp;</strong></p> <p>The Circuito de Alcaniz, or MotorLand Aragon to give its more commercial name, has hosted a MotoGP event every year since 2010 (bar 2023).</p> <p>With fiddly bends and hairpins as well as fast straights, the Circuito de Alcaniz is a fair test of riding that rewards both the rider’s prowess and the providence of their bike.</p> <p>It’s perhaps no wonder then that Marc Marquez, considered by many to be the best rider in MotoGP history, is a six-time winner here.</p> <p><strong>MotoGP World Championship 2025 Standings</strong></p> <p>Having flown out of the blocks this season with three wins from the opening four MotoGP races, Marquez leads the way in the championship standings.</p> <p>His younger brother, Alex, is second after winning the Spanish MotoGP in Jerez, while Francesco Bagnaia – who won the Motorcycle Grand Prix of the Americas – is next in third place.</p> <p>Surprise wins for Johann Zarco and Marco Bezzecchi in France and England respectively have propelled them up to fifth and seventh.</p> <p><strong>Aragon Grand Prix: Key Betting Info</strong></p> <p>At Sportsbet, you can bet on the Aragon Grand Prix as well as the latest <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/motor-racing/moto-gp-world-championship/moto-gp-world-championship-2025-8920204">MotoGP World Championship betting odds</a>, with Marc Marquez currently leading the way as the red hot favourite.</p> <p>The Spaniard hasn’t won the title since 2019, but with six championships to his name is the most decorated rider in MotoGP still currently competing.</p> <p>Marquez hasn’t won any of the last three races, but he finished on the podium in two of those and continues to thrive on his Ducati machine.</p> <p>Between 2012 and 2024, the Aragon GP was won ten times by Spanish riders, so it would be a fair bet to suggest that history will repeat itself in 2025.</p> <p>Both of the Marquez brothers would be considered viable contenders – Marc won this race during the 2024 season, while Alex has finished either first or second in four of his seven starts this term.</p> <p>Francesco Bagnaia is another that will command respect. The 2023 and 2023 MotoGP world champion has a decent record at the Circuito de Alcaniz, having won here in 2021 and finishing as runner-up a year later.</p> <p>The Italian has found some form early in the 2025 season too, having won in America and recorded three other podium finishes.</p> <p>Those seeking a value bet may take a look at Marco Bezzecchi, who has some interesting convergent trends to his name.</p> <p>The Italian finally got a tune out of his Aprilia at Silverstone last time out, winning the British MotoGP, and he showed a real fondness for the Circuito de Alcaniz last year by climbing from 13th on the grid to finish sixth.</p>