Have Lorenzo and Yamaha hit the sweet spot?
With three wins from six races, MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo is on a roll, but the real battle – catching nemesis Dani Pedrosa – is now on, and Honda is raising the stakes, says Toby Moody
So, Jorge Lorenzo nicked it. He's now won half the races so far this year including, after Mugello and Barcelona, two on the bounce.
Momentum is everything in a sportsman's head and, at present, Lorenzo is just an enormous avalanche.
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