Marc VDS Racing's Scott Redding had hoped to be closer to the top in Sepang but a fast lap by Marc Marquez on Wednesday left the British prospect one and a half seconds down on the world champion's benchmark. Redding had closed the deficit to the top of the leaderboard to under a second on Tuesday and was left disappointed by the gap to the fastest riders as the test wrapped up in Malaysia. “I'm not really satisfied that the gap to the front increased today [Wednesday;] yesterday we were under a second away, but today we're 1.5s off,” said Redding. “On a more positive note, I've learnt a lot about the bike and my riding style, especially under braking and on corner entry, and my lap...
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