Lorenzo: in his prime but hungry for competition
The MotoGP champion is in a rich vein of form, but he’s looking forward to a bit more rivalry – especially from non-Spaniards - as he tells Andrew van de Burgt in an exclusive AUTOSPORT interview
How can you tell a purple patch from a golden era? All of us experience days when we just feel 'on it'. Ideas flow freely, colleagues buy-in to your suggestions, the end results are impressive.
For most of us the outside world is unaware of these days of minor genius that come and go, but for sportsmen it's the foundation of their entire careers. The ability to access their full potential and sustain it is ultimately what separates the great from the merely good.
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