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Ai Ogura won round 9 of MotoGP, the Dutch GP at Assen. It's the first MotoGP win by a Japanese rider since 2004. Ogura led a 1-2 finish alongside Trackhouse teammate Raul Fernandez. Following the round, Jorge Martin took over the championship lead.
Ogura won at Assen — the first Japanese MotoGP conquest since 2004. Anyone who's actually ridden it knows all too well how hard it is to stand at the top of that cathedral-like course. Trackhouse's 1-2 was chilling too. It must have been an unforgettable day for Japanese fans.
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Does a 1-2 finish mean the team's two bikes take 1st and 2nd?
Ogura wins the race and yet Martin's still the points leader, kind of a mixed feeling.
Ogura gets the win but Martin keeps the points lead, the season's still long.
A 1-2 with Raul in tow, the Aprilia camp's genuinely strong.
Cracks me up that it's spelled 'Ai Ogura', that's Ogura Ai.
More than that, the 1-2 finish is huge, a massive upset win for the Trackhouse team.
