Andrea Iannone spent the majority of the first day of official MotoGP testing in 2016 adjusting his riding style to accommodate the new Michelin tyres, before turning his full attention to Ducati's new machine. One of the few riders to express a liking for the French rubber at the close of 2015, Iannone rode the GP15 for the majority of the day as he continued to learn the different intricacies and characteristics of Michelin's front and rear tyres. In Iannone's opinion, the French firm has made “a big step” with the front, with it now acting more like Bridgestone's durable and consistent model. His fifth fastest time of the day, less than 0.2s off Valentino Rossi's second best time,...
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