Ai Ogura “excited” by Aprilia’s “really competitive” past Silverstone form
Rookie Ai Ogura bu🐠oyed by past Aprilia form ahead of thisꩲ weekend’s British MotoGP.

Rookie Ai Ogura remains Aprilia’s leading light in the 2025 MotoGP standings as the series rolls into Silverstone this weekend, a venue w🦂here the RS-GP has a strong past record.
Ogura isꦫ currently eleventh in the world championship standings - it would be eighth and ahead of rookie rival Fermin Aldeguer wꦇithout the DSQ in Argentina - but only ranked 14th for the 'best qualifier' award.
Starting higher on the grid will thus be Og♔ura’s first task this weekend, at a track where he holds the Moto2🌄 pole record time.
Aprilia, meanwhile, started from the MotoGP pole position last year (and was third in the Sprint) with Aleix Espargar♔o, who won the 2023 Silverstone event after Grand Prix podiums in 2021 and 2022.
“It looks like the Aprilia was really competitive in Silverstone last year a🐼nd the circuit is also a quite good one for me, so I’m excited to go there,” Ogura coꦬnfirmed.
“The track is very long, so it’s no🌄t easy to understand everything - all✱ parts of the track. I guess it will be a bit complicated with the MotoGP bike, that’s what I expect.
“It’s going to be tough and we’ll see how the conditions look. But, anyway, it’s not a bad circuit for me and I always have fun ridꦅing there.
“We’ll just w💝ork wi⛄thin the team and try our best to reach our 100% and have a good run in England.”
Meanwhile, team-mate168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Raul Fernandez used progress at the Jerez test to beat Ogura for the first time꧃ this season with seventh place last time at a dry-wet Le Mans.
It 💮was the Spaniard’s first meaningful result 🍸of the year, and he’s looking to build momentum this weekend.
“We did a good job in France, so I’m very motivated to continue on this path,” said Fernandez. “I would like to continue with the good feeling we found… I ♚can’t wait to be back on the bike in the UK!”
Team𒀰 Principal Davide Brivio, who tasted British MotoGP victory twice as a team manager for Suzuki, said:
“We were happy to see Raul 🌄improving and we will continue our path with Ai in his rookie season. Silverstone is a great circuit - it’s a good opportunity to assess our progress.”

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