Power Electronics Aspar rider Nicky Hayden is confident of closing the gap to the MotoGP Championship leaders at the French Grand Prix this weekend. So far this season, the 2006 MotoGP champion has been languishing in the lower half of the grid, but after completing a huge number of laps at Jerez last week, the American is confident that progress has been made. Speaking to the official MotoGP website before this weekend's race at Le Mans, the 33-year-old said that his practice laps at Jerez helped him incorporate some electronic developments as well as finding little improvements in terms of braking and traction. "I am looking forward to getting to Le Mans and hopefully putting into...
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