Motorsport Week continues its end-of-season MotoGP review by reflecting on Suzuki, which claimed wins courtesy of the ever-improving Alex Rins, complemented by promising rookie Joan Mir. Suzuki has played the role of plucky underdog very well since its return to MotoGP in 2015, making best use of its relatively-low resources to steadily work its way forwards ever since. It undeniably lacks the financial clout of fellow Japanese factories Yamaha and Honda, as well as that of the Audi-owned Ducati and Austrian behemoth that is KTM. Suzuki's GSX-RR challenger has nevertheless always been recognised as one of the sweeter handling machines on the grid, allowing its riders to score strong...
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