Ai Ogura ruled out of Aragon GP due to hand injury
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 4:54 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Ai Ogura, the Trackhouse Aprilia rider, will miss the Aragon Grand Prix scheduled for August 30 due to a hand injury sustained while training in Japan. The injury, which requires surgery, jeopardizes his MotoGP championship hopes as he currently sits third in the standings, 37 points behind leader Jorge Martin. The team announced that Lorenzo Savadori will replace Ogura for the upcoming race. This injury comes after Ogura faced difficulties in previous events, losing points at Silverstone.
- •Ogura suffers hand injury while training in Japan.
- •He is confirmed out for the Aragon Grand Prix on August 30.
- •Lorenzo Savadori will replace him for the race.
- •Ogura is currently third in the MotoGP standings.
- •He trails leader Jorge Martin by 37 points.
- 4:54 PMAutosport — MotoGP title contender Ogura ruled out of Aragon GP
- 4:48 PMMotorsport.com — Ai Ogura out of Aragon GP following Japan crash that left him in need of surgery
- 4:48 PMYahoo Sports — Ai Ogura out of Aragon GP following Japan crash that left him in need of surgery
"Ai Ogura's bad run continues. The third-placed rider in the MotoGP standings has arrived back from Japan with a hand injury that will rule him out of the Aragon Grand Prix and compromises his fight for the world championship. In a statement issued by the American Trackhouse team, it confirmed that Ogura suffered a hand injury and is withdrawing from the Aragon race. It confirmed that Aprilia ...Keep reading
"Ai Ogura has arrived back from Japan with a hand injury that will rule him out of the Aragon Grand Prix and compromises his fight for the MotoGP world championship. The Trackhouse Aprilia rider is third in the standings and 37 points behind leader Jorge Martin from the Italian marque's factory team, with MotorLand up next this weekend. But in a statement issued by Trackhouse, it confirmed ...Keep reading
"Ogura crashed while training in Japan and reportedly injured his hand, which will rule him out of Motorland this weekend and will require him to undergo surgery
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External links- AutosportAug 26, 2026, 4:54 PMMotoGP title contender Ogura ruled out of Aragon GP
Ai Ogura has arrived back from Japan with a hand injury that will rule him out of the Aragon Grand Prix and compromises his fight for the MotoGP world championship. The Trackhouse Aprilia rider is third in the standings and 37 points behind leader Jorge Martin from the Italian marque's factory team, with MotorLand up next this weekend. But in a statement issued by Trackhouse, it confirmed ...Keep reading
- Motorsport.comAug 26, 2026, 4:48 PMAi Ogura out of Aragon GP following Japan crash that left him in need of surgery
Ai Ogura's bad run continues. The third-placed rider in the MotoGP standings has arrived back from Japan with a hand injury that will rule him out of the Aragon Grand Prix and compromises his fight for the world championship. In a statement issued by the American Trackhouse team, it confirmed that Ogura suffered a hand injury and is withdrawing from the Aragon race. It confirmed that Aprilia ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsAug 26, 2026, 4:48 PMAi Ogura out of Aragon GP following Japan crash that left him in need of surgery
Ogura crashed while training in Japan and reportedly injured his hand, which will rule him out of Motorland this weekend and will require him to undergo surgery
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