After finishing the opening 2016 MotoGP test at Sepang almost one-second clear of the field, some were already predicting a season of total dominance by reigning triple champion Jorge Lorenzo. But the Spaniard warned he would be keeping his feet firmly on the ground, having learnt from past experience how quickly things change in motorcycle racing. That caution proved prophetic during this week's Phillip Island test. A tough final day saw Lorenzo crash on the opening lap of a planned race simulation and left ninth on the final timesheets, although a quicker day two time meant he ranked fourth overall. “We didn't have a lot of time to test in the morning and I did the lap time I set this...
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