This weekend's inaugural Mandalika MotoGP, the first grand prix in Indonesia since 1997, is shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable and challenging events in recent memory. An official test held at the circuit in February raised as many questions as it answered and MotoGP returns to face a partial resurfacing - required after the asphalt began breaking up at the test - and special tyre casing from Michelin that hasn't been raced since Buriram 2018. "We used it in a grand prix a very very long time ago," Ducati's Jack Miller said of the casing. "I'm not saying the tyres are old, they are new tyres, but it's older technology. It seems to be that they're worried about...
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