Fabio Quartararo says he ‘pushed 100%’ for a strong result during the Aragon GP, but a lack of grip from his hard rear tyre prevented him from mounting an attack. Quartararo qualified a strong second, managing a time just over three-tenths slower than dominant pace-setter Marc Marquez, who had largely dominated the Aragon weekend up to that point. As has been the case at many races this year, the Frenchman was expected to be the Honda man’s greatest threat-along with factory Yamaha’s Maverick Vinales.   The script was thrown out the window for the race though, and instead the hard compound tyre chosen by the Yamaha riders simply didn’t work during the 22...
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