Jordi Torres made his MotoGP debut at Aragon yesterday and said that even though he found the Avintia Ducati much easier to ride than he has expected, small mistakes had held back his laptimes. Torres increased his pace by two seconds between free practice one and two with the team winding up the power and down the traction control on each exit. But Torres was having difficulty getting perfect drive on to the straights, which is crucial at Aragon. “I honestly thought it would be much more difficult to ride in this category and on this bike than it really was. I also want to say that the team made it very easy for me to get used to the bike step by step. They gradually gave me more engine...
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