The Yamaha rider eased to victory in Sunday's French Grand Prix at Le Mans, coming home nearly four seconds ahead of teammate Valentino Rossi in second place. Two wins on the trot marks an incredible turnaround for Lorenzo after he was unable to register a podium finish in the opening three races of the campaign. While his season now appears to be back on track, the Spaniard certainly has no intentions of easing up. "Winning two races in a row after finishing outside of the podium in three Grands Prix is a big contrast," he said. "These are much better results, but you have to keep your feet on the ground and not hesitate, because things can change very quickly and I can...
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