10 things we've learned from MotoGP's flyaways
From Marquez's heroics to Lorenzo's chances of winning on a Ducati and the lingering bad blood from 2015, MITCHELL ADAM unravels the big storylines of MotoGP's first three rounds
By the time MotoGP riders line up on the grid at Jerez on April 24, it will have been 168 days since the series last raced in Europe, in the controversial 2015 season finale at Valencia. The teams have been kept busy in that time, adapting to a new tyre supplier and the introduction of a control ECU.
Qatar got the new season started last month, before a double-header in the Americas. But what do the first three races of the campaign tell us about the year ahead?
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