Davide Brivio: Why Ai Ogura “has potential to become a great MotoGP rider”

"... we feel Ai has the potential to become a great MotoGP✃ rider."

Marks, Zeelenberg, Brivio, Trackhouse team
Marks, Zeelenberg, Brivio, Trackhouse team

Davide Brivio has cited ‘riding style’ and ‘resilience during races’ as among the factors that prompted Trackhouse to pick Ai Ogura for MotoGP in 2025

The Jap𝐆anese, a five-time Moto2 winner and currently second in the world championship, got the nod for the final RS-GP seat in the face of competitio♕n from team-mate and title leader Sergio Garcia as well as Joe Roberts.

Experienced MotoGP💮 riders such as Jack Miller are also ♒officially still on the market.

Brivio, who previously gave the likes of 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Rins and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales their M♏otoGP debuts while runn🌠ing the factory Suzuki team, said:

“Welcome Ai - we are excited to have finalised the ไopportunity to start a new project with Ai, one of the most talented riders 🦩in Moto2.

“We appreciate his riding style, his resilience during races and we feel Ai has the potential to ꦇbecome a great MotoGP rider.

“While we will work to develop Trackhouse Team as a MotoGP project, we will si🎃multaneously work to give Ai the tools to express his talent and grow as much as possible.

“I think that with Raul𝔉, as the young but experienced rider and Ai, as the new growing talent, Trackhouse has secured a strong rider line-up for the future.

“It’s going to be an exciting time ahead but first we all want to keep our focus on what we are doing now, our own championship’s and tryingꦚ to finish at the best possible result, before to start our journey together.”

Team owner Justin Marks added that Ogura, who ha꧟s signed a two-year deal, is ‘ready’ for MotoGP.

“We’re excited to welcome to the houꦕse a youn🐻g and very promising talent in Ai Ogura,” Marks said. “He has demonstrated his preparation and commitment to winning in Moto2 and is ready for the step up to the MotoGP class.

“We’re looking forward to working with him and supporting him as he learns the Aprilia bike and the incredible competition at the top level of int🗹ernational m𓄧otorcycle racing.”

While some have expressed surprise that Trackhouse overlooked ‘local’ rider Joe Roberts, just one place behind Ogura in the Moto2 standings,🎃 Marks underlined the team’s international flavour:

“Trackhouse Racing MotoGP was created to serve as the globꦫal expansion initiative of the Trackhouse brand.

“It’s truly exci✅ting 😼that we now have an athlete roster across our teams that represents Mexico, USA, Spain, New Zealand, and now Japan.”

Ogura and continuing Trackhouse rider Raul Fernandez will use the latest 2025 factory-spec RS-GPไs next season𝕴.

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