MotoGP British GP: Martin and Ogura Caught Out at the Start, Exposing a Ride-Height Device Loophole
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At the British MotoGP round, pole-sitter Jorge Martin and Ai Ogura both failed to properly release their rear ride-height devices through the opening corners, losing time as a result. Front devices were banned in 2026 for safety, but rear units remain legal until new 2027 rules take effect, exposing a transitional loophole. Raul Fernandez took the win.





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