It has been nearly two months since Jorge Lorenzo triumphed in Italy, but the Movistar Yamaha rider is confident that a "positive streak" is just over the horizon. Lorenzo kicked off his campaign in style when he finished first in the season opener in Qatar before being forced to retire in Argentina. Despite the setback, he then claimed successive second-place finishes in America and Jerez before triumphing in France and Italy. Since then things have gone downhill for the reigning MotoGP champion as he retired in Catalunya before finishing 10th last time out at Assen. As a result of his disappointing form, the 29-year-old finds himself 24 points behind Repsol Honda rider Marc...
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