– Andrea Iannone is hopeful that last weekend's Aragón Grand Prix can be viewed as a "restart" for both himself and Suzuki, having struggled for performance through most of 2017.Suzuki, following its return in 2015, finished fourth in the Teams' standings in 2016, having taken victory at Silverstone courtesy of Maverick Viñales, and recruited race-winner Iannone from Ducati for 2017.Iannone started the season-opening Qatar Grand Prix from the front-row but fortunes have since plummeted, with Suzuki only ninth in the standings, having scored a best race result of seventh.Iannone, having made Q2 at MotorLand Aragón, finished only 12th, but was boosted by his feeling with...
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