Should Lorenzo go to Ducati?
Just how 'silly' the 2017 MotoGP silly season gets depends on whether Jorge Lorenzo sticks with Yamaha or accepts Ducati's advances. MITCHELL ADAM evaluates the world champion's options and what Lorenzo heading for Italy could do for MotoGP
Last year, a team from Italy wearing red dominated the Formula 1 silly season. One of its rides was the best potentially on offer, and talent from up and down pitlane was linked to it.
Much hinged on a decision to be made on one man. Would he stay or would he be moved on? In the end, Ferrari elected to keep Kimi Raikkonen for 2016 and that was pretty much the end of that silly season.
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