Eugene Laverty has been left eyeing up opportunities to remain next year in the MotoGP paddock – despite a number of strong offers that could well see him return to the World Superbike championship on factory machinery. “I’m sizing things up at the minute and looking at both paddocks – but the important this is to have a competitive bike. I’ve been waiting to hear what we can do with the Aspar team, because it’s a competitive bike this year but it’s not close enough yet.  TOP STORIES Honda CBR600RR is no more Ducati 1299 Panigale spied testing Video: World GP Bike Legends 2016 Top tips to keep your bike safe “There are competitive bikes in WSB but I’m keen to stay...
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