The third edition of our new feature, ‘Ask Mat’, allowing you to ask Motor Sport MotoGP reporter Mat Oxley questions after a race.
Mat will answer as many questions from the comments section below following the on-track action at Aragon this weekend.
You can leave questions in the ‘join the discussion’ box and Mat will endeavour to answer as many as possible, as quickly as possible. Some questions he will answer on Sunday evening, others on Monday.
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