Nicky Hayden intends to 'have some fun' at Sepang in Malaysia this weekend as the Aspar Honda rider competes in his final MotoGP races before moving to World Superbikes in 2016. Hayden was left disappointed at Phillip Island after an electronics problem on the RC213V-RS forced him to retire from the race, but the American hasn't had to wait long for the chance to put the disappointment out of his system. “It's nice to be heading straight to Malaysia and not having to wait long after the disappointment of Phillip Island. I'm sure Honda will sort out the issues so that we don't have any more mechanical failures like that one,” Hayden said. “Sepang is a circuit we know well, we do a lot...
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