Jorge Lorenzo is hoping to end his partnership with Movistar Yamaha on a positive note by defending his World Championship. On Monday, the Spaniard confirmed that he would be joining Ducati for the 2017 and 2018 seasond, bringing an eight-year stint with Yamaha to an end. Before he leaves the team he made his MotoGP debut with, Lorenzo is hoping to sign off in style by retaining his title. “I want to say thank you for all the messages I’ve received over the last few days,” Lorenzo said in a video message. “As you know, I have a fantastic challenge ahead of me in the future, but now my focus remains with Yamaha, Jerez and the 15 races we have left this season, to try and become...
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