Round five of the 2021 MotoGP season heads to Le Mans with Franco Morbidelli as one of the more in-form riders on the grid.  The Petronas Yamaha rider has certainly enjoyed a return to Europe after securing fourth in Portimao, before taking his first podium of 2021 at Jerez.  Morbidelli has been performing somewhat of a miracle on an M1 machine that’s currently the oldest bike on the grid, and while the rostrum in Andalusia was slightly fortuitous given what happened to former team-mate Fabio Quartararo, it’s hard to argue against it being a deserved result.  Next up for the Italian is Le Mans where he won during his Moto2 championship winning campaign, however, Morbidelli has been...
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