Marco Bezzecchi made history claiming the first-ever MotoGP victory by an Italian rider on an Aprilia. It was not just a race win; it was a powerful symbol of Italian engineering and racing heritage returning to the top. Riding the Aprilia RS-GP25, the Italian rider not only secured his first win of the season but also showcased the formidable capabilities of Aprilia’s machinery. This triumph underscores the strength of the Aprilia Racing team and the effectiveness of their collaboration with Sprint Filter, their trusted partner in MotoGP since 2015.
Bezzecchi’s performance was nothing short of stellar. He recorded the fastest lap of the race, clocking in at 1:59.770 on lap 9, and maintained a commanding presence throughout the competition. This victory is a clear indication that Aprilia’s RS-GP25 is not just competitive but capable of dominating the field. Aprilia’s recent performance demonstrates that their bikes have the potential to win, providing riders with the machinery needed to achieve top results.

A new chapter of history
The last time an Italian stood atop the podium riding an Aprilia in the World Championship was back in 2002, when Marco Melandri clinched nine wins and the 250cc World Title aboard the legendary RSV. And the last time an Italian rider won at the highest level of international competition on an Aprilia was in 2012, when Max Biaggi took victory in World Superbike. Bezzecchi’s performance at Silverstone, therefore, wasn’t just a win—it was a landmark moment. Riding the Aprilia RS-GP25, Bezzecchi demonstrated extraordinary race craft and consistency, leading with confidence and delivering a performance that reaffirmed Aprilia’s capability to compete—and win—at the highest level of motorcycle racing.
A strong message for the future
The success at Silverstone also sends a strong message particularly to Jorge Martín, the World Champion in charge injured twice during this season. The team, and Sprint Filter too, and we all look forward to seeing him back where he belongs: fighting at the front.
As we look ahead to the upcoming Aragon Grand Prix this weekend, the momentum is undoubtedly with Aprilia Racing. The team’s recent achievements, bolstered by the advanced technology and performance enhancements from Sprint Filter, position them as strong contenders for continued success.



