Has Aragon revealed Yamaha's true MotoGP title challenger?
Franco Morbidelli dominated the Teruel GP to put himself back into the MotoGP title race with three rounds to go. With his Yamaha counterparts on the 2020 bike once again struggling, did Aragon reveal who Yamaha's true title hopeful is?
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Mercedes Formula 1 driver Valtteri Bottas' victories have been attributed to his fondness for porridge for his breakfast. After another crushing defeat to teammate Lewis Hamilton in Portugal, he may want to consider Petronas SRT MotoGP rider Franco Morbidelli's alternative of "dynamite" after his romp to victory in the Teruel Grand Prix.
The Italian beat Suzuki's Alex Rins by 2.2 seconds having led all but the first five corners of Sunday's second Aragon outing - a crash for poleman Takaaki Nakagami on the LCR Honda clearing the way for Morbidelli.
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