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Slow corners remain Aprilia's Achilles' heel at Sepang

SEPANG: Aprilia Racing admit their RS-GP machine still struggles in certain sections of the Sepang International Circuit, particularly when accelerating out of slow corners following heavy braking.

Slow corners remain Aprilia's Achilles' heel at Sepang

Aprilia Racing continue to face challenges with their RS-GP motorcycle at the Sepang International Circuit, particularly when accelerating out of slow corners following heavy braking. Despite significant improvements throughout the 2026 season, Aprilia Racing's director Antonio Boselli highlighted that certain aspects of the motorcycle still require refinement to ensure consistent performance across all circuits.

The Malaysian Grand Prix, known for its heavy braking zones and demanding final sector, has consistently proven to be a difficult track for Aprilia, underscoring the need for further development.

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