Andrea Iannone admits he is still not entirely comfortable with the race pace of his factory Ducati despite topping both of Friday’s MotoGP practice sessions in Qatar. The Italian set the pace in FP2 by a scant 0.013s from Marc Marquez, before improving by a full seven tenths in FP3 some hours later to beat Jorge Lorenzo by 0.137s and end the day on top. But, despite being optimistic of being able to fight for Ducati’s first MotoGP win since 2010, Iannone says he is still having difficulties getting the Michelin tyres to work at the start of a new run. “The perfect day for us, but for sure we continue to work on the bike on race pace, because for me there was a little problem with the...
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