Dani Pedrosa admits he is relieved to put what he terms as a "horrible" 2016 MotoGP campaign behind him. In terms of statistics, this has been Pedrosa's worst season since he made his debut in the MotoGP championship in 2006. After suffering in Valencia his second DNF of 2016, his points tally stopped at 155, a figure that left him in sixth place in the standings - 143 behind champion Marc Marquez, his teammate at the works Honda team. Despite his difficult season, Pedrosa was still able to keep alive his record of winning at least one race per year with his victory at Misano, one of three trips to the podium all year. The year was a bitter pill to swallow for the Spaniard, who...
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