Marc Marquez says his Honda team is still not on top of the new engine software MotoGP will use during the 2016 season. MotoGP will have a standard electronics control unit for all teams from the start of next year, a move that Honda was against before it was introduced. Honda took to the track for a three-day test at Jerez on Wednesday, and Marquez described the electronics as a step behind compared to the bespoke software ran this year. "The electronics are still not consistent," said Marquez. "We have made progress, but it's clear they are certainly a step behind the Honda software we are used to. "But we know it won't be the same so we must find a way to work with...
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