Marco Bezzecchi arrives at the Mugello circuit with renewed motivation and confidence, eager to deliver a strong performance for his home crowd this weekend. Riding the Aprilia RS-GP25, Bezzecchi is focused on building momentum at the Italian Grand Prix, a track where he has previously demonstrated his ability to reach the podium.
Strong Momentum and Growing Connection with the Bike
The Italian rider views Mugello as a particularly special event given its significance for Italian racers. After impressive comebacks during the Aragón weekend and encouraging results from Monday’s test, Bezzecchi senses a growing harmony with his Aprilia machine. This progress fuels his belief that the Tuscan circuit is the ideal place to showcase continuous improvement.
“I am extremely happy to be heading to Mugello. It is a fantastic track for all of us Italian riders. It will be great to race there for the first time with Aprilia. We’re doing a good job and things are improving step by step. Hopefully, we’ll be able to have a good weekend and entertain all our fans,”
said Bezzecchi with clear enthusiasm.
Proven Success at Mugello Across Categories
Bezzecchi’s track record at Mugello highlights his ability to perform well under pressure. He has achieved podium finishes in every class he has competed in at this circuit, including a second place in the MotoGP Sprint Race last year, third place in Moto2 in 2021, and a second-place finish in Moto3 in 2018. This extensive experience on the demanding Mugello layout is expected to provide him with an important advantage.
With the grandstands set to fill with thousands of passionate fans, Bezzecchi is aiming to seize the energy from the home crowd to push his limits. His motivation, combined with the support surrounding him, positions both the rider and Aprilia for a potentially memorable weekend on Italian soil.
