Jorge Lorenzo says he thinks his Spanish record of three MotoGP titles won’t last for long, because it will soon be eclipsed by his countryman Marc Marquez. Lorenzo secured his third premier class crown earlier this month at Valencia after overcoming Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi in a season-long battle. His success puts him one title clear of Marquez, who took back-to-back- championships in 2013 and 2014, but the 28-year-old concedes it will be difficult to add to his tally in the coming seasons. "Obviously three MotoGP titles are a lot and I'm the Spanish rider with the most titles in MotoGP," Lorenzo told Spanish publication AS. "But I'm sure Marc, who is just 22, has...
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