Aprilia’s advice to Marco Bezecchi before winning the Thai Grand Prix proved spot on.

Noel’s costume preparations paid off when the grid returned to Thailand a week later. Marco Bezecchi Ask for a place to stay in advance Ducati Mark Marquez And supported by Aprilia Raul Fernandez.

But things took a turn for the worse in Saturday’s sprint race. After being taken off the line by Marquez Bezechi is out of the competition As he struggled to test the ground he had been beaten by the world champion.

While leading the pack into turn one of Sunday’s Grand Prix, the 27-year-old teamed up with the men in the Italian construction garage to avoid the mistake of the previous day.

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Paolo Bonora has revealed the advice he gave Aprilia’s Marco Bezecchi ahead of the Thai Grand Prix.

During the interview with TNT Sports Ahead of the Thai Grand Prix, Aprilia race manager Paolo Bonora shared the advice the team bosses gave Bezeci ahead of Sunday’s race.

The Italian explained (07:35am 01/03) “We talked to him and we said just be careful in the first part of the race, because it’s a long, long and very hot race. So it’s important to manage that carefully, the energy.

“So don’t push too much in the first part because the other main topic here is tire wear, especially the rear tire. And yes, take care of the knee and save something for the end of the race.”

Aprilia Boss Massimo Rivola has told Bezecic to be ‘good’ in his fight with Marquez. Early on in the sprint, however, the Italian clearly suffered from a lack of concentration before ruling himself out of the race yesterday.

However, the disappointment must have had a positive effect on Bezcicci’s state of mind heading into the Grand Prix.

The Italian didn’t put his foot down on his way to the checkered flag, taking Aprilia’s first win in the MotoGP season-opener in the Italian constructor’s history.

Is Ducati’s dominance in MotoGP finally over?

Ducati is now showing some signs of concern following Marco Bezecic’s takeover at Aprilia Thailand.

With another 21 race weekends left for Ducati to emerge as their usual dominant selves, Francesco Bagnaia points out that some alarm bells are now ringing in the Borgo Pangale-based outfit’s garage.

During post-match media activities, Bagnaia told reporters that Ducati is not the ‘fastest’ team. Again, this is in stark contrast to what MotoGP has experienced in recent years.

In fact, Aprilia’s win marks the first time since 2021 that a manufacturer other than Ducati has found itself on the podium in the first race of the season.

Good for #63’s future aspirations as well. Bagnaia is expected to join Aprilia for the 2027 MotoGP campaignSo there may be some positives for the Italian to take away from the race in Thailand this weekend.