Last year's MotoGP top two, Jorge Lorenzo and Valentino Rossi, believe the balance of power between the manufacturers will swing significantly from race-to-race in 2016. The premier-class is moving from Bridgestone to Michelin tyres and introducing a unified ECU software for this season, with no clear hierarchy after two of the three official pre-season tests. While the opening outing in Sepang was dominated by Lorenzo with Yamaha team-mate Rossi best of the rest, Suzuki and Honda riders fought back at Phillip Island - including a sublime display by Maverick Vinales. And although Ducati looks most comfortable with the unified software, their factory riders are still adjusting to the new...
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