Jorge Lorenzo has stated that he currently lacks the speed and pace to be competitive in the Dutch MotoGP encounter at Assen. The Spaniard wasn't satisfied with the level of grip offered by the rear Bridgestone tyre as he rode to the sixth fastest time of the opening afternoon. A rider who has won just one MotoGP race here – in his first premier class championship year in 2010 – Lorenzo feels his technicians need to tame the M1's tendencies to wheelie on corner exit as well as finding a solution for the lack of edge grip. “I'm not fast over one lap and I don't have a good pace,” he said. “This is the truth of today. Why? I don't feel very comfortable on the bike in some areas. In...
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