Andrea Iannone was content with the work he completed on Ducati's 2016 MotoGP machine at Phillip Island but felt a little disappointed with his final time, that was only good enough for tenth place on the overall time sheets. The Italian, who arguably produced his finest performance in the MotoGP class around the Australian track during a thrilling four-way battle in the 2015 race, felt he made progress with the base setting of Ducati's new machine. Although unable to put more than three consecutive laps in the 1m 30s bracket together on the final day while complaining of a lack of rear traction, Iannone was satisfied to gain more of an understanding of the machine he will race for the...
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