Aprilia made history at the French Grand Prix on Sunday, securing its first-ever MotoGP podium sweep. Jorge Martin led the charge, followed by factory teammate Marco Bezzecchi and Trackhouse rider Ai Ogura, marking a dominant day for the Italian manufacturer.

Martin delivered a statement performance, hunting down and overtaking Bezzecchi—who had bested him in every Sunday race this season. The victory cuts Bezzecchi's championship lead to just a single point, setting up a thrilling title fight ahead.

For Martin, this win carries extra significance. It's his first grand prix victory since the 2024 Indonesian Grand Prix, where he was en route to capturing the world title with Pramac Ducati. The Spaniard's return to the top step signals he's back in peak form.

Meanwhile, Ogura's third-place finish marked his first MotoGP podium—and a historic one at that. He became the first Japanese rider to stand on a premier-class podium since 2012, a milestone that will resonate deeply with fans and the paddock alike.

With momentum shifting and the championship battle tightening, all eyes are on the next round. Will Martin continue his resurgence, or can Bezzecchi reclaim control? One thing's for sure: Aprilia's podium sweep has set the stage for an unforgettable season.