Jorge Lorenzo will attempt to race in this weekend's MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix, having been passed fit by medical staff at the Sepang circuit on Thursday. Lorenzo has been out of action since fracturing his left wrist in a heavy crash during FP2 in Thailand, and has since undergone surgery to correct the injury.  The Spaniard was replaced in last weekend's Australian Grand Prix by Nieto Ducati rider Alvaro Bautista, who finished just an impressive fourth after fighting for much of the race in the podium battle. Lorenzo eyed a Sepang return when he withdrew from the Motegi race, and passed a medical on Thursday at the circuit, though is still not sure if he will be able...
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