Danilo Petrucci and new 2016 Pramac Ducati signing Scott Redding will push each other to better results in MotoGP next season. That's the view of Petrucci, who celebrated his first grand prix podium with a brilliant 18th to 2nd charge in Sunday's wet British MotoGP. The result came just hours after Redding was officially confirmed as leaving Marc VDS Honda to join the satellite Ducati outfit, in place of Petrucci's present team-mate Yonny Hernandez. Redding also claimed his best MotoGP result at Silverstone in the form of sixth place, but remains just 13th in the world championship. “Scott is a very strong rider. I was expected him to be more strong this year but maybe the Honda factory...
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