Scott Redding starts his first season as a factory MotoGP rider, with Aprilia, aiming to put the RS-GP into the top six. That would be better than he achieved in his final season at Pramac Ducati, but with team-mate Aleix Espargaro managing sixth for the team last season, Redding is confident the new and improved version of the RS-GP is up to the task. “The 2018 bike definitely has great potential. We did some comparative tests with the old model both in Sepang and in Thailand, confirming the growth of the new bike with respect to the old," he said. Nonetheless, it hasn't been a seamless transition for Redding, who needed to go his own way on set-up. "We initially used the...
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