Why Jorge Martin, Ai Ogura had ride-height device issues despite MotoGP holeshot ban

Source: Motorsport.com· Rachit Thukral· August 9, 2026

MotoGP’s holeshot device ban doesn’t mean the end of ride-height device issues at the start, as the British GP highlighted

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