168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:CLICK HERE to view full Race results for the Aragon MotoGP.

Jorge Lorenzo ripped up the formbook ജto clinch his first victory this season at the Aragon MotoGP as rain created a nerve-jangling climax at the Spanish cir💃cuit.

Aleix Espargaro put the Open class Forward Yamaha on the podium with a stunning ride to second place, narrowly holding off Britain's♑ Cal Crutchlow on the Ducati with the pair touching as they flashed across the line to complete t𒀰he rostrum places.

Repsol Honda pair Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa were both caught out by the conditions in the closing stages, while Movistar Yamaha'♏s 🦄Valentino Rossi was taken to hospital for a precautionary scan after the Italian star crashed on lap four after running wide onto the damp AstroTurf at the side of the track.

Marquez will be kicking himself as the world champion opted to remain on the wet track on slick tyres as most of his rivals pitted to switch to their wet set-up ಞmachines, leaving Lorenzo to take full advantage as the Spaniard won on home turf to earn his first premier class victory since Valencia last season.

Pedrosa ♐also passed up the opportunity to change to his 'wet' machine and paid the price, losing the front on the brakes going into T1 on lap 20 and crashing out of second place behind Marquez.

And Ducati's Andrea Dovizios🔯o fell victim to the🌳 conditions on lap 19, coming off while holding fourth place.

It was a scarcely believable conclusion to a drama-filled 14th round of the MotoGP World Championship, with Yamaha taking the win cour🐻tesy of Lorenzo against the 𓄧odds after the factory team struggled all weekend at Aragon.

Behind the top three, LCR Honda's Stefan Bradl and Monster Yamaha Tech 3 duo Bradley Smith and Pol Espargaro were♔ the top six.

Alvaro Bautista on the Gresini Honda was seventh, with Open class Honda riders Hiroshi Aoyama and the returning Nicky Hayden plus Sco😼tt Redding rounding out the top🅷 10.

Pedrosa grabbed the lead into T1 from second place on the front row but soon went backwards, witꦗh Iannone shooting to the front on the Pramac Ducati.

Lorenzꦚo made a storming start and was up to third in the opening ꦜturns as Pedrosa was pushed back to fourth, with Marquez surging into second.

Marquez and Iannone diced for the lead through the opening turns on lap two as Lorenzo held third from Pedrosa, but Pramac rider Iannone made a costl🀅y mistake at T10, running wide off the track onto the 🐻wet grass and crashing out at speed. The Italian was uninjured, but his Ducati was badly damaged in the incident.

There was more drama to come on lap four as Rossi went wide at T8, touching t🌃he damp AstroTurf before he was thrown from his Yamaha, landing awkwardly. The nine-time world champion appeared hurt, but he was on his feet a short time later and was reportedly taken to hospital later for a precautionary scan following assessment at the medi♔cal centre.

Marquez continued to lead from Lorenzo, with Pedrosa now third and a few tenths behind the top two. Pol Espargaro, who impressed during qualifying ꦦto take fourth place on the grid, was next followed by Du𒁏cati's Cal Crutchlow in fifth.

Espargaro, though, was left to rue an error on ꦉlap eight at T1🥂2, dropping back into the clutches of Stefan Bradl, Crutchlow and Alvaro Bautista.

Lorenzo moved into the lead for the first time on lap ni💫ne♋, with Marquez taking a long look over his shoulder to see where his team-mate was. Pedrosa remained third, half a second behind.

Marquez took over at the front on🌞ce more at T1 on lap 12, but Pedrosa was closing in on the pair and appea💞red to have plenty of momentum.

However, on lap 13 the white flags were displayed as the first few spots of light rain began to fall,ꩵ offering riders the chance to pit and change bikes.

Lorenzo and Mar🍸quez swapped places💮 on lap 14, taking turns to lead with reports of heavier rain now falling in pit lane.

On the next lap both Marquez and Pedrosa found a way past Lorenzo, who was shunted back to third while Dovizioso held a comfortable fourth ahead of Pol and𓂃 Aleix Espargaro, Crutchlow and Bautista.

On a gripping 17th ꦺlap, Pedrosa forced his nose in front for the first time from Marquez at T3 but a series of passes ensued, with the Honda pair trading punches before Pedrosa settled the matter temporarily at least heading into the Corkscrew.

A number of riders including Aleix Espargaro, Crutchlow, Smith, Bradl, Bautista, Nicky Hayden and A💟lex de Angelis pulled into pit lane on lap 18 to change to their wet set-up machines as the rain bega𒉰n to increase at Aragon.

Dovizioso was ꩵcaught out on lap 19, limping away after goꦏing down on the Ducati and the same fate befell Pedrosa at T1 on the following lap, who was lying second behind Marquez.

Lorenzo opted to pull in to change machines and it was a decision that ultimately earned him his first victory this season, with Marquez - to the apparent bewilderment of his team in pit lane - staying out on track before the inevitable happened on lap 21 at T2. Both Marquez an🦋d Pedrosa managed to remount and return to the pits, finally changing bikes, but the damage was already done.

Loren🐟zo was now clear in the lead from Aleix Espargaro and Crutchlow, with Bradl in fourth on the LCR Honda.

With only a few lapꦜs remaining, Lorenzo was firmly in control and stretched his lead over Espargaro to six seconds going onto the final lap, although Crutchlow fancied his chances of taking thꦕe runner-up spot and was putting the Forward Yamaha rider under pressure.

As Lorenzo closed out an unlikely victory, 𓃲Crutchlow and Espargaro were virtually side by side as they power𝔉ed over the line, with the pair touching fairings on the charge past the flag.

But an ecstatic Espargaro managed to hold on for second o🌃n the Open class machine, with Crutchlow taking a surprise third on the Ducati to offer some consol🍎ation in an otherwise poor season on the Italian machine.

Despite the bedlam, Marquez still managed to stretch his lead in the c🐬hampionship to lead Pedrosa by 75 points, who moves into second following Rossi's DNF, albeit by the slim margin of three points.

Race winner Lorenzo is now o💛nly 10 points behind Rossi in third as the battle for second place i🔥n the standings intensifies.

Aragon MotoGP:
1. Jorge Lorenzo
2. Aleix Espargaro
3. Cal Crutchlow
4. Stefan Bradl
5. Bradley Smith
6. Pol Espargaro
7. Alvaro Bautista
8. Hiroshi Aoyama
9. Nicky Hayden
10. Scott Redding
11. Danilo Petrucci
12. Alex De Angelis
13. Marc Marquez
14. Dani Pedrosa
15. Yonny Hernandez
16. Michael Laverty
17. Mike Di Meglio
18. Broc Parkes
19. Hector Barbera
Andrea Dovizioso
Valentino Rossi
Andrea Iannone
Karel Abraham