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Trackhouse announces Davide Brivio’s exit ahead of Honda move

Major management shift at Trackhouse as the team confirms Davide Brivio will depart at the end of the current MotoGP season

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Puig to step down as HRC team manager in 2027 to take on advisory role

Management reshuffle at Honda as Puig takes on advisory role

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Alberto Puig to step down as HRC team manager in 2027, take on advisory role

Management reshuffle at Honda as Puig takes on advisory role

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Trackhouse MotoGP boss Brivio quits for factory Honda role in 2027

Aprilia's satellite will lose one of its top assets next year as Brivio returns to life in a factory team

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Davide Brivio: 'It's time for Trackhouse to get an experienced MotoGP rider'

The independent Aprilia team is ready to put its rider development days behind it in 2027

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How Ai Ogura is starting to fulfil his MotoGP potential

After a muted rookie campaign, Ogura is beginning to show the form that made him a Moto2 champion

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How Raul Fernandez is chasing his next MotoGP contract

Despite starting this season with the same momentum that he finished 2025 with, Fernandez does not have a single offer on the table regarding his future

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Trackhouse boss suggests crucial change to MotoGP weekend format

Davide Brivio says the Friday afternoon can 'affect the whole weekend' in MotoGP as he suggests a new format

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Why Trackhouse believes Aprilia can topple Ducati in MotoGP 2026

Buoyed by Aprilia's progress in the last 12 months, Trackhouse boss Davide Brivio says beating Ducati is not impossible

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Trackhouse working to build American identity and winning mentality in MotoGP team

Trackhouse wants to do more to identify as an American team as it chases more success in MotoGP

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How Trackhouse is building a winning mentality in its MotoGP team

Trackhouse wants to do more to identify as an American team as it chases more success in MotoGP

Autosport

How Raul Fernandez went from underperformer to MotoGP race winner

There have been persistent questions over Fernandez’s place in MotoGP, with many asking whether he has done enough to justify his seat. But after winning the Australian GP, he is starting to show what he’s capable of

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How Fernandez went from underperformer to race winner in MotoGP

There have been persistent questions over Raul Fernandez’s place in MotoGP, with many asking whether he has done enough to justify his seat. But after winning the Australian GP, he is starting to show what he’s capable of

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Why Trackhouse felt pressure from its NASCAR success ahead of first MotoGP win

Already an established force in NASCAR, Trackhouse finally broke through in Melbourne to claim its maiden MotoGP win

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What Renault boss Luca de Meo's exit means for Alpine F1 team

When Luca de Meo became Renault’s CEO in the summer of 2020, the group had just posted a €7.3billion loss and was on the verge of collapse as the world economy shuddered to a halt during the Covid-19 pandemic. On his way to turning that around to a €4.26billion operating…

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What Renault boss De Meo's exit means for Alpine F1 team

When Luca de Meo became Renault’s CEO in the summer of 2020, the group had just posted a €7.3billion loss and was on the verge of collapse as the world economy shuddered to a halt during the COVID-19 pandemic. On his way to turning that around to a €4.26billion operating…

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Raul Fernandez: “I don’t race for money – I race to be happy”

Trackhouse Aprilia rider Raul Fernandez turned his 2025 season around and claimed double top-10 finishes at the MotoGP French GP

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"Some factory team will come after Ogura" - Trackhouse MotoGP boss Brivio

Trackhouse Aprilia team principal Davide Brivio believes Ai Ogura’s strong debut in the premier class has sparked interest from rival MotoGP teams keen to sign him once his contract expires.

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Ai Ogura hot property in MotoGP market as Trackhouse gamble pays off

Ai Ogura’s sensational start to his MotoGP career made him a target for rival teams - according to Davide Brivio, director of the Trackhouse MotoGP team.

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How MotoGP could show the way on free tyre changes at red flags

When the first attempt at starting Sunday’s MotoGP Americas GP was red-flagged, and then restarted with everybody allowed to change to their ‘dry’ bikes, massive anger broke out in the Trackhouse Aprilia pit. Team principal Davide Brivio was incensed that his rider Ai Ogura – one of three to have…

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Red flag “not fair” to riders who gambled for Americas GP

Americas GP winner and runner-up Francesco Bagnaia and Alex Marquez have called for more clarity on the rules surrounding late bike swaps ahead of a warm-up lap, following the chaotic scenes ahead of Sunday’s race.

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What Trackhouse saw in Ogura that made him a surprise MotoGP signing

Ai Ogura’s performance in Thailand took everyone in the paddock by surprise. At the Buriram circuit, the Japanese rider managed to qualify fifth on the grid in his very first MotoGP qualifying session a feat that he surpassed later that afternoon by finishing fourth in the sprint race, behind only…

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Why Trackhouse deserves credit for betting on Ogura for MotoGP 2025

In the run-up to the Austrian Grand Prix, it was announced that Ai Ogura would make his MotoGP debut next season thanks to Trackhouse, and in particular its team manager Davide Brivio. With the signing of the Japanese rider, Brivio remains faithful to the philosophy that makes him a unique…

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Espargaro: “Not fair” that Miller and Morbidelli will stay in MotoGP next year

Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro says it’s "not fair" that Jack Miller and Franco Morbidelli will remain on next year’s MotoGP grid despite their current form, when teams could hire young riders in their place.

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Espargaro: “Not fair” that Miller and Morbidelli will continue in MotoGP next year

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