Andrea Iannone found it difficult to hide his frustration at missing out on pole position at Qatar, but looking towards Sunday found many positives, and believes he and Ducati have 'really good possibilities' for the first MotoGP encounter of 2016. The Italian's attempts at a second ever qualifying triumph in the class were thwarted when, on his flying lap, he found Scott Redding, the Englishman not quite having the pace to challenge the front runners. Indeed Iannone believes he lost around 0.3s behind Redding, which, by his calculations, would have been enough for top spot in the 15-minute Q2 shootout. As it was, the Ducati man was off the front row, and fourth fastest. “I was faster...
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