New Suzuki MotoGP recruit Alex Rins admits that the pressure will be on to match the results achieved by Maverick Vinales with the Japanese squad. Vinales secured Suzuki's first race win since 2007 earlier this year at Silverstone, but by this stage the Spanish rider had already long since decided to take up an offer from Yamaha to replace the departing Jorge Lorenzo. Instead, Suzuki will field an all-new line-up of Ducati refugee Andrea Iannone and Moto2 graduate Rins, who finished third in this year's standings behind Johann Zarco and Thomas Luthi. Speaking during a media event in Madrid, Rins said he is aware that the expectation on him will be to get similar results to what Vinales...
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