Davide Brivio Issues A Reason For 'Diamond' Ai Ogura In Front Of Argentina's Grand Prix

Ai Ogura was one of the separate riders at the 2025 MotoGP session in Thailand. It will look to bring the momentum to the Grand Prix of Argentina.

While Marc Marquez dominated Buriram for Ducati, Ogura made a serious impression. The Trackhouse rider ended a stunning quarter in the sprint and fifth in the main race.

Assume	Rider	GROUP	Bike	Gap	Signs
1	Marc marquez	Duck	Ducati GP25	Win	25
2	Alex Markuz	Grass	Ducati GP24	+1.732	20
3	Francesco Bagnaia	Duck	Ducati GP25	+2.398	16
4	Franco Nordelli	VR46	Ducati GP24	+5.176	13
5	Ai ogura	Monitoring	Aprilia RS-GP25	+7.450	11
6	Marco bezzecchi	April	Aprilia RS-GP25	+14.967	10
7	Johann Zaros	LCR	Honda RC213V	+15.225	9
8	Brad	Ktm	KTM RC16	+19.929	8
9	Enea Bastianini	Ktm tech3	KTM RC16	+20.053	7
10	Fabio di giannantonio	VR46	Ducati GP25	+21.546	6
11	Jack	Easter	Yamaha m1	+22.315	5
12	Luca Marini	Cartilage	Honda RC213V	+23.940	4
13	Fermin Aldeguer	Grass	Ducati GP24	+24,760	3
14	Miguel Oliveira	Easter	Yamaha m1	+26.097	2
15	Quartararo	Samoha	Yamaha m1	+26,456	1

2025 MotoGP Thai Grand Prix Race results

The highest beginner in the field, Ogura let the fans and experts be amazed at his performance. Many would not expect to fight Ducatis on the forehead on the weekend debut in the top class.

The Japanese rider fought closely with the pioneers throughout the weekend, including many world champions. Ogura learned from the battle of Francesco Bagnaia How to be smooth on the right track and minimize mistakes.

Moving on to the Grand Prix of Argentina, the 24 -year -old will try to produce another stunning performance for the trackhouse.

Davide Brivio congratulates Ogura on his screen in Thailand. But the Japanese rider team manager has warned before the race at Termas.

Photo by Frederic Timores/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images

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Davide Brivio warns Ai Ogura that there will be “bad tribes” in 2025 after the Thai screen

Speaking through the MotoGP YouTube Channel match, Brivio stressed after the Thai Grand Prix that Ogura will have “difficult times” in 2025.

While he cannot wait to be always ahead, the performances of the Trackhouse Rider already show “there is a talent”.

“It won’t always be like that. We know that there will be up and down, there will be difficult times, there will be bad tribes,” Brivio said.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9noq6pxewfm

“But I think what’s going on in the qualifiers and the race. It shows that, I mean, that’s substance. Okay? This is a meat, I don’t know how to express in English!

“But that means there is something. There is talent. There are skills and now we have to work on this diamond and try …

“As I say we will have difficult times, we do not expect to be every race there. But that means we can do a great job and we must now try to do the job and use that potential.

Eugene Laverty left the “incredible” AI Ogura feature in Thailand

Of course, the 24 -year -old is far from the final product in MotoGP. Ogura is still struggling with a linguistic barrier in Trackhouse.

But this issue can be resolved, as well as refine some elements of his racing boat through the season. Ogura found it difficult to get a battery in the RS-GP25 pre-section brakes.

Early signs are encouraging for trackhouse and also Aprilia. The manufacturer can now be sure that Ogura can produce some top results in the absence of Jorge Martin.

Eugene Laverty loves Ogura’s “incredible” feature to throw it in the field in Buriram. The 24 -year -old will look at the pioneers in Argentina again.