MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez comfortably topped FP3 at Aragon despite crashing out in the later stages of the session. Marquez was one of the many riders to take a fall in the chaotic Saturday morning practice, with main championship rival Valentino Rossi likewise crashing. Rossi's crash took place at the very start of the session, the Italian thrown off his bike at the corkscrew Turn 9 on his outlap. As the Italian was making his way back into the pits on a scooter, Marquez was already lapping in earnest, lowering the weekend benchmark right away to a 1m48.185s. On the next lap, during which he powered past Pramac's Danilo Petrucci with a late dive at Turn 4, Marquez improved...
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