Andrea Iannone reflected on a memorable day at his home race at the Italian Grand Prix at Mugello after finishing as the runner-up on the Ducati. Iannone, who had put the GP15 on pole, overcame the odds to secure a magnificent rostrum result after struggling with pain in his shoulder in the wake of his spill at Mugello in a private test prior to the French round at Le Mans. Nonetheless, he persevered and had enough in reserve to stay in front of the hard-charging Valentino Rossi in the closing stages to take second place behind Movistar Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzo, reducing the gap to team-mate Andrea Dovizioso in third place in the championship to only two points after Dovi retired from the...
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