Scott Redding led the way in a wet morning warm-up session for the Czech Grand Prix, as Jorge Lorenzo's wet-weather woes continued, the reigning champion struggling for pace in the difficult conditions. Pramac Ducati rider Redding led the opening stages of the 20-minute session, which took place on a sodden Brno track, although it wasn't until the final minutes that the Briton re-appeared at the top of the timesheets. Moments before the chequered flag fell, Redding became the first rider to break through the 2m11s barrier with a time of 2m10.876s - knocking fellow satelllite Ducati man Eugene Laverty off the top spot. The factory machine of Andrea Iannone proceeded to knock three tenths off...
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