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Aprilia showed overwhelming strength at the Dutch MotoGP round in Assen, claiming 5 of the 6 available podium spots across the two races and winning both. In Saturday's sprint, Trackhouse Aprilia scored a one-two finish, with Raul Fernandez taking the win and Ai Ogura finishing second.
Assen was Aprilia's own stage. Five of six podiums across two races, and they even swept both wins. In Saturday's sprint, satellite team Trackhouse took a one-two, Raul Fernandez winning with Ai Ogura second. A satellite team going this wild is proof the bike is the real deal. Aprilia's momentum is genuine.
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Sweeping both races, this strong across Saturday and Sunday - he basically owned the whole Assen weekend.
The article says Ogura finished 2nd - has he been pretty consistent this season?
He's been a podium regular these past few rounds, and it feels like it's mostly him and his teammate Fernandez fighting each other now.
With the factory team dominating this hard, it makes you worry about the development race among other manufacturers.
Trackhouse going 1-2 - a satellite team pulling this off is honestly the most surprising part.
Raul Fernandez winning like this is like watching a completely different rider from last year.
5 out of 6 podium spots - Aprilia's basically running the show now, must suit Assen well.
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