Silvia Cojocaru

With a new race winner in Ai Ogura and a new championship leader for the first time this season in Jorge Martín, MotoGP moves to Germany with numerous exciting unknowns.

Ai Ogura celebrating his result in the sprint race | Credit: Trackhouse Press A magical weekend for Trackhouse with their two riders splitting the victories in the Netherlands. Raúl Fernández dominated in the sprint, while Ai Ogura became the first Japanesse rider to win a Grand Prix in nearly 22 years. After Marco Bezzecchi crashed out of the Grand Prix and failed to score points on a Sunday again, his teammate Jorge Martín was there to pick up the pieces with a podium. This marks the first...

Marc Márquez managed to return to his dominant form we’ve come to expect from the reigning world champion. After Marco Bezzecchi received a race ban and crashed in the sprint, the fight for the title is closer than ever before. Who will lead coming out of the Netherlands?

The pieces are finally starting to fall into place as the riders confirm their seats for the upcoming season. The current leading team in the championship, Aprilia Racing, are looking to form another strong line-up that can mentain them at the top of the standings for 2027 and beyond.