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At the MotoGP round in Brno, Czech Republic, Bagnaia won Saturday's sprint and Marc Marquez won Sunday's main race, giving Ducati a clean sweep of both races. Ai Ogura (Aprilia) claimed his first career pole position and also broke the Brno lap record.
Speaking from what I've seen in the pits, stringing together wins on a course like Brno, with its elevation changes and hard braking zones, isn't an ordinary feat. Márquez's approach to corner entry is on a different level entirely. And Ogura's first pole — that's proof of guts and one-shot sharpness clicking together perfectly. That gave me chills.
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Aprilia's quietly gotten fast, makes sense why Bagnaia's joining next year.
So Ogura's on Aprilia, huh, makes me want to root for him.
A Japanese rider on pole at Brno is genuinely exciting.
Frustrating that even with Ogura on pole, the race still ends up going to Ducati.
Still, the fact he set the fastest lap on an Aprilia carries a lot of weight.
Bagnaia takes the sprint, Marquez takes the main race, Ducati sweeps both. Absolutely rock solid.
Congrats to Ai Ogura on his first career pole! And breaking the lap record too, just the best.
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