Movistar Yamaha’s Jorge Lorenzo was back to his best at today’s Jerez MotoGP round with a lights-to-flag win in front of a huge home crowd, dominating the 27-lapper to cross the line with a five-second advantage. Lorenzo was never headed in the race, grabbing the holeshot and only having to fend off a charge by the injured Marc Marquez in the early laps before getting the hammer down and extending his lead by half a second a lap. Marquez, who is riding with a broken finger only slightly dulled by painkillers, fended off a mid-race charge from championship leader Valentino Rossi to keep second place and finally bag a decent points haul. All the contenders rode with the medium rear tyre...
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