TENTH GP OF THE SEASON FOR MARCO BEZZECCHI AND JORGE MARTÍN AT THE HISTORIC TT CIRCUIT ASSEN

Assen, 23 June 2026 - After the recent Grand Prix of Czechia, Aprilia Racing is back on the track at the TT Circuit Assen with the objective of returning to the battle for the top spots with riders Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martín.

Marco Bezzecchi is headed to the Dutch track ready to turn the page after a difficult weekend in Brno. The Italian rider has a special relation with Assen, where he has achieved significant results in MotoGP. Jorge Martín heads to Assen aiming to recapture the positive sensations demonstrated throughout the early stages of the season and continuing his path of growth astride the RS-GP26.

The TT Circuit Assen, nicknamed “The Cathedral of Speed”, is a historic FIM World Championship track and it has hosted Grand Prix races since 1949. Assen is famous for its technical and demanding layout, made up of 18 turns – 6 left-handers and 12 right-handers.
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MARCO BEZZECCHI, #72: “I’m happy to be going back to Assen. It is a track that I like a lot. We are coming from a complicated weekend, but we’ll continue looking forward. The goal will be to keep working in the direction we’ve been going, to confirm the progress we’ve shown in recent races, and to take another step forward.”

JORGE MARTÍN: “The Brno weekend was positive, and I think that Assen could be a track more suited to our characteristics. The important thing is to continue working as a team to figure out together what we’re missing to be more competitive, but I’m convinced that Aprilia and the team will find the right path.”
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