Dani Pedrosa claims his first win of the season at a wet Japanese MotoGP, while late drama saw Jorge Lorenzo lose second place to team-mate and title rival Valentino Rossi. Lorenzo dominated the first half of the race, with Rossi three-seconds behind. But both Yamaha riders began to struggle with front tyre wear, leaving them defenseless against a charging Pedrosa. Rossi stuck with the Honda rider as he closed down Lorenzo, the Italian taking second place when the #99 ran wide with 5 laps to go. Lorenzo runs wide! Rossi takes second place #JapaneseGP #MotoGP race pic.twitter.com/THhSKnA7cj — Crash.net MotoGP (@crash_motogp) October 11, 2015 Rossi's championship lead has now grown from 14...
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