Honda's Dani Pedrosa converted his first pole position since 2015 into victory at his home race in Jerez, storming away from the grid and never looking back until the chequered flag fell on the Spanish Grand Prix - the 3,000th race of the MotoGP World Championship. Pedrosa's Honda team-mate and reigning champion Marc Marquez made inroads in the points battle in second, ahead of a stunning home ride from five-time champion Jorge Lorenzo for Ducati. The top three were split by 14 seconds as they crossed the line. The race began with a strong start for Pedrosa with Marquez slotting in behind and a tussle over third, with LCR Honda rider Cal Crutchlow and Yamaha Tech...
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