Aprilia riders discuss challenges at Hungarian Grand Prix
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 6, 2026, 5:08 PM
Last updated Jun 6, 2026

Aprilia's performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix has been under scrutiny as riders provide insights into their struggles. Despite a strong start to the 2026 MotoGP season, which showcased the RS-GP's versatility across various tracks, the team has not been able to compete near the front at this event. Explanations for the lackluster showing suggest that issues extend beyond the track layout. As the race progresses, Aprilia seeks to troubleshoot its performance in real-time.
- •Aprilia has not competed for victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
- •The RS-GP had shown strong performance earlier this season.
- •Riders noted that problems are not just due to track layout.
- •The race is ongoing as the team aims to improve.
- 5:08 PMMotorsport.com — Aprilia explains why it has not been in victory fight in Hungarian MotoGP
"Aprilia riders have offered possible explanations to the marque’s lacklustre showing at the Hungarian Grand Prix so far, suggesting the performance issues are not solely down to the MotoGP track layout. After a dominant start to the 2026 MotoGP season in which it proved that the RS-GP is a well-rounded bike that can work at a wide variety of tracks, Aprilia hasn’t featured at the sharp ...Keep reading
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