Aspar Honda’s Eugene Laverty will try to build on the setup gains he made at the Jerez test during this weekend’s Le Mans MotoGP round. The Monegasque finished the one-day session in 15th place, one behind team-mate Nicky Hayden, and said that he found some solutions to the rear grip problems he has been experiencing with the Open class RC213V-RS. “We did a great job in the test after the Grand Prix at Jerez, finding a solution to our rear grip problems there. That is a positive step as we look towards the next round in France. We have shown our pace over a single lap this season but we have been lacking consistency over race distance and we feel we found that at Jerez,” said...
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