Raul Fernandez Wins British MotoGP Grand Prix
- On Sunday, Trackhouse Racing's Raul Fernandez won the British MotoGP at Silverstone, leading all 20 laps from start to finish for his second career victory.
- Championship leader Jorge Martin started on pole but faced an early setback when his ride-height device failed to disengage at Turn One, hampering his start.
- Recovering from a Saturday sprint crash, Fernandez said, "I am really happy for the team," while Martin finished second and Italian Marco Bezzecchi rounded out the all-Aprilia podium.
- Martin extended his overall championship lead to 31 points despite finishing second, while Bezzecchi climbed to second in standings and Japan's Ai Ogura now trails by 37 points.
- Fernandez became the 12th different winner in 12 Grand Prix races at Silverstone, with Spain's Alex Marquez finishing fourth ahead of KTM's Pedro Acosta and reigning world champion Marc Marquez.
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SILVERSTONE (INGHILTERRA) (ITALPRESS) Raul Fernandez (Aprilia Trackhouse) wins the Grand Prix of Great Britain, the twelfth round of the MotoGp World Championship. The Spaniard redeems the fall he recovered yesterday in the Sprint Race and dominates the long race from the first to the last lap, before the finish line leader Jorge Martin (Aprilia). Completes the podium a stoic Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia), third despite a physical condition not cert…
At the 12th round of the MotoGP season at the Silverstone circuit, Spaniard Raul Fernandez (Aprilia) won the main race, beating overall series leader Jorge Martin (Aprilia; +2.538).
A few months ago, Raúl Fernández looked more out than in the MotoGP World Cup. For him it was very difficult to understand his performance on the track, never so constant and sharp in his five years in the elite. Despite the growing frustration over the door slam in the offices, with most of the holes in the grill of 2027 already occupied, he proposed to forget the administrative silence to speak on the track, where perhaps someone would finally…
Three-time success for Aprilia at the Grand Prix in Silverstone. Marc Marquez loses ground again in the World Cup.
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