For the second time in 2015 Andrea Iannone arrived at a grand prix weekend with a recently dislocated shoulder. And for the second time he showed few signs of the injury, producing a battling performance to secure a fighting fourth place MotoGP finish at Aragon. A training accident was to blame for this recent dislocation but like Le Mans and Mugello earlier in the year, Iannone put pain to one side to take second place on the run to the first corner, before hanging gallantly to Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi for half of the 23 laps. Mid-race, Iannone even began to reel in Rossi in third, but front tyre wear forced him to ease off and settle for the 13 points that come with fourth, 17...
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