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It was an eventful day at the German Grand Prix 2026. After a number of incidents, close battles, and overall brilliant racing, Marc Márquez claimed a spectacular victory at Saschenring. Race Start As the lights went out ahead of the German Grand Prix, pole sitter Marc Márquez lead the pack out for a nail biting afternoon…
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The sun was shining at the TT Circuit Assen ahead of the 2026 Dutch GP, and the air was electric with an all-Aprilia front row. With title challenger Jorge Martín on pole, he was joined on the front row by Ai Ogura and championship leader Marco Bezzecchi. Having missed qualifying but managing to make it…
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Welcome to our Dutch GP Race Live Blog! The Cathedral of Speed has already delivered a dramatic weekend, and Sunday’s Grand Prix looks set to continue the story. Aprilia has been the team to beat in Assen. Jorge Martín claimed his first pole position of the season to lead a historic Aprilia top four in…
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Raúl Fernández wins the Dutch Sprint Race at Assen, followed by teammate Ai Ogura and VR46 Racing’s Fabio Di Giannantonio. This meant the Trackhouse squad were able to celebrate their first 1-2 at a Sprint Race in the teams history. Aprilia, as a whole, have shown to be extremely successful this weekend so far with…
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Francesco Bagnaia took the Sprint victory ahead of Ai Ogura and Marc Márquez at Brno after a tightly contested Saturday. It was a day defined by fine margins across all three sessions, with Raúl Fernández setting the FP2 benchmark. Qualifying saw Ai Ogura claim his first MotoGP pole position with a new all-time lap record.…
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MotoGP’s return to Brno got underway on Friday, and it didn’t take long for the lap records to start falling. While Marc Márquez led the way in FP1, the afternoon belonged to Ai Ogura. The Japanese rider topped Practice with a stunning lap of 1:51.735 and led a session where seven riders broke the previous…
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After an incredible teammate battle, Martín took top spot at the French GP – 588 days since his last win. With Marc Márquez out of the French GP after an incident within Saturday’s Sprint, and the unpredictable forecast we’d seen all weekend, it was bound to be an interesting race day. A whopping 112,000 spectators…