Defending MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo says he is confident that the championship’s switch to Michelin rubber this year will make him even more competitive. Lorenzo rounded off the Bridgestone era in style by winning seven grands prix last year, clinching a third premier class title after beating Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi by five points. And while the arrival of Michelin for 2016 is set to shake up the order, Lorenzo reckons the French rubber could suit his riding style even better than the outgoing Bridgestones. "In 2008, my first year in MotoGP, I was riding on Michelins," said the Spaniard during the unveiling of Yamaha's 2016 machine in Barcelona on Monday. "I...
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