Jorge Lorenzo is convinced that the peculiarities of Ducati's MotoGP bike will not force him to change the riding style that has made him so successful up to now. Over the two days of testing that took place at Valencia, two days after the end of the 2016 season, Lorenzo looked very comfortable on the Desmosedici, despite Ducati openly admitting that they were expecting the Spaniard to set a faster time. On the first day, Lorenzo finished third, a tenth off pacesetter Maverick Vinales, while on the second he was eighth, seven tenths slower than the man who is taking his ride at Yamaha. Besides the hype of seeing the #99 on the Ducati, a lot of people were eager to see how a rider with such...
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