Ducati's Andrea Iannone incurred the wrath of Jorge Lorenzo after twice following the Movistar Yamaha rider in final qualifying to haul himself into second place on the front row at Phillip Island. Lorenzo berated the Italian on his slowing down lap, but the pair shook hands at the press conference afterwards and Iannone admitted he had gained 'two or three tenths' by chasing after the MotoGP title challenger in Q2. “Sure, Jorge [Lorenzo] helped me with the first and second tyre, so he was a really big help to improve two or three tenths more than my best lap time,” he said. “So this is really important, is the key, because in the race it is really important you start in the front...
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