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AFTER SATURDAY’S SPRINT WIN, SECOND PLACE FOR BEZZECCHI MARKSHIS NINTH PODIUM OF THE SEASON – JORGE MARTÍN IN THIRTEENTH   Misano, 14 September 2025 – Sunday at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncellisaw another positive result for Aprilia Racing. Marco Bezzecchi once again stood outas one of the day’s top performers, delivering a strong showing in front of his homecrowd. The Italian rider took the lead into the first corner and defended it confidently.He only lost the position halfway through the race but remained in contention until thefinish. Bezzecchi crossed the checkered flag in an excellent second place just 0.568seconds...

POLE POSITION AND SPRINT WIN FOR MARCO BEZZECCHI, JORGE MARTÍNEIGHTH   Misano, 13 September 2025 - The sprint at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelliconcluded with an outstanding result for Aprilia Racing. Marco Bezzecchi wasSaturday’s star. He secured pole position at his home track, his second of the seasonafter Austria, and then dominated, finishing with an excellent victory. The Italian riderearned his first sprint win with Aprilia Racing and his eighth podium of the season,which also includes victory at Silverstone. This result also marks the best ever placingfor the Noale manufacturer in a sprint at Misano. Starting from eleventh on...

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July 28, 2025RIDE AND IMPRESSIONS by Raymond Heron ; Credit MotoNZ.com Aprilia RS660 - NOT A LAMS BIKE! Recently, I had the pleasure of adding another machine to the list of motorcycles I’ve been lucky enough to throw a leg over. This one’s the sister bike to the Tuono 660 I rode about nine months ago—the Aprilia RS660. Powered by a parallel-twin 659cc engine, producing 100hp (73.5kW) at 10,500rpm, this thing is absolutely not a LAMS bike. There seems to be a common misconception that the RS660 is a friendly, relaxed, learner-approved machine—but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Sure, below 5,000rpm the engine...

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