Suzuki has become the latest MotoGP team to unveil its 2018 challenger, the Japanese manufacturer pulling the wraps off the new GSX-RR at a launch in Malaysia. After ending its nine-year win drought in 2016 courtesy of Maverick Vinales, Suzuki endured a tough 2017 as it brought in an all-new line-up of rookie Alex Rins and former Ducati rider Andrea Iannone. Iannone found adapting to the GSX-RR a difficult task and failed to register a podium finish, while Rins' year was plighted by a wrist injury sustained in Texas. The pair finished 13th and 16th respectively in the standings, with Suzuki ending the year fourth in the manufacturers' table. While the new bike mostly resembles...
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