Dani Pedrosa is hopeful that some new ideas in the direction of his set-up will help bridge the gap to the lead riders in the MotoGP class during the second round of 2016. The Spaniard was bemused at finishing 14 seconds off the race winner at the first race of the new season and, although he has made a 'huge step' from the end of preseason testing, Pedrosa is keen to understand whether a subtle change in direction can pay dividends. “Obviously I'm looking forward to improving the bike and to try some new ideas,” said the 30-year on Thursday. “Not a big thing but just direction-way. I'm looking forward to seeing if this can help me to be faster. “[The] Question mark is the track...
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