Lin Jarvis says with each day Jorge Lorenzo doesn't confirm his plans for 2017 the chances of him re-signing for Yamaha reduce. The Yamaha racing managing director believes the longer Lorenzo takes to make a decision on staying with the Japanese manufacturer or moving to Ducati only adds weight to the theory he will leave for the Italians at the end of the 2016 season. On the eve of the season opener in Qatar Yamaha confirmed both Valentino Rossi and Lorenzo received a new two-year contract offer at the same time with Rossi signing immediately but the reigning MotoGP is yet to make up his mind. It is understood Ducati, who have seen several attempts to attract Lorenzo from Yamaha in the...
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