It's taken Scott Redding just two tests to find the feeling and confidence with Pramac Ducati that was so obviously lacking on last year's Marc VDS Honda. Save for a miraculous Misano podium, and solid sixth at Silverstone, Redding was often fighting simply to break into the top ten. His 13th in the final standings was one place lower than he'd been on an Open class Honda in his rookie 2014 campaign. But Redding wasn't afraid to make some brave decisions, walking away from Marc VDS and Honda for a new start at Pramac, whose top rider - Danilo Petrucci - was tenth in last year's standings. Redding had good memories of Ducati from a debut MotoGP test back in 2012. Despite the changes the...
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