Ducati's Four-Year MotoGP Podium Streak Ends in Nightmare Thai GP

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Japanese rider Ai Ogura, from the Trackhouse Aprilia team, has expressed his disappointment after achieving fifth place in the Thai Grand Prix, highlighting that he was unable to demonstrate his full potential. In a race marked by a complicated start, Ogura lost positions at the beginning, falling to 11th place after starting in eighth place. Only from lap 16 did he start to advance, showing a more competitive pace. Ogura stated that Buriram is …

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In the Grand Prix on the MotoGP Sunday of Buriram there was no Ducati among the first five, Pecco Bagnaia went into the Top 10 with difficulty. He explained why the result could mean a change of guard.

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He didn't drag until he put the clock back on the clock and said he was a credible candidate for the title at the end of the season. In the pole position during the sprint race on Saturday, Marco Bezzecchi didn't see the finish falling after three laps. On Sunday, for the first race of the Moto GP season in Thailand, the Aprilia rider did not tremble, dominating the end-to-end race in order to win the seventh career victory. Untouchable this Sun…

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Marco Bezzecchi takes the win at the 2026 MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix (Symbolic image - AI Generated) AI Generated Stock Image Marco Bezzecchi took the victory at the Thailand Grand Prix, the first race of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship, dominating all 26 laps from pole position. Pedro Acosta finished second and became the first championship leader with 32 points, while Marc Márquez suffered a puncture five laps from the end, which cost him p…