– Jorge Lorenzo has set his sights on claiming victory in his final MotoGP race for Yamaha at this weekend's Valencian Grand Prix, before joining rival outfit Ducati.Lorenzo, after clinching back-to-back 250cc titles, made the step up to the premier class with Yamaha in 2008, and went on to secure the crown in 2010, 2012 and 2015.Ducati has signed Lorenzo on an initial two-year deal from the 2017 campaign, but the Spaniard, 29, is determined to conclude his spell at Yamaha in fine style.Lorenzo has three victories to his name this season, and holds third in the standings, 17 points ahead of Suzuki's Maverick Viñales, who will replace him next year."The season is almost over and...
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