Aprilia makes changes to support Marco Bezzecchi in MotoGP
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 3:00 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

Aprilia has decided to ease the pressure on Marco Bezzecchi to mitigate the errors that have affected his MotoGP title bid this year. Bezzecchi has struggled significantly, facing a challenging period marked by mistakes that have diminished his championship prospects. His recent retirement from the Hungarian GP compounded these issues. The team aims to provide him with a more supportive environment to help him improve performance in future races.
- •Aprilia stops pressuring Marco Bezzecchi during races
- •Bezzecchi has faced a tough season in MotoGP
- •Recent retirement impacted his championship standing
- •Team aims to create a supportive atmosphere
- •Focus on reducing errors in future races
- 3:00 PMMotorsport.com — Aprilia has found the formula to prevent Marco Bezzecchi’s MotoGP errors
"Aprilia says it has stopped putting undue pressure on Marco Bezzecchi to ensure he doesn’t repeat the kind of mistakes that have hampered his title challenge in MotoGP this year. Bezzecchi reached one of the lowest points of his career this year, as a series of errors derailed his campaign and damaged his standing in the championship. While his retirement from the Hungarian GP was not ...Keep reading
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