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Fabio Quartararo notches up a second MotoGP pole position of the season in the Catalunya MotoGP as Yamaha fills four of the top five positions in Spain.

Marc Marquez plays down the prospect of changes being made to his championship leading Repsol Honda in a bid to accommodate the struggling Jorge Lorenzo

Jorge Lorenzo says he and HRC engineers “tried to think about almost everything” to make him feel more comfortable aboard the RC213V during his trip to Honda’s factory in Japan.

Jorge Lorenzo insists his Mugello pace is better than the timesheets show as he languishes 20th on Friday

“I need to modify a lot my way of entering the corner, which is the opposite of what I was doing at Ducati. But at least now we understand” – Jorge Lorenzo

Reverting to Honda’s old seat gives Jorge Lorenzo the confidence to post the fourth fastest time on Friday; “Yesterday they were saying I am finished, I will be out of the championship. This is the sport.”

Jorge Lorenzo moves to play down a report suggesting Honda may dispense with his services at the close of 2019 should his results not improve; “It's important that we understand that this is going to be a long process.”

Jorge Lorenzo gives a frank assessment of his current predicament after a shocking twelfth place finish at Jerez; “It’s a difficult time for me.”

Jorge Lorenzo is hopeful Jerez will be the platform to reverse his ailing fortunes; hesitant in providing information on Texas retirement.

Jorge Lorenzo is exasperated by a series of issues that led to a highly unsatisfactory performance in Argentina.

Jorge Lorenzo places 21st on the first day of free practice in Argentina; pinpoints Jerez as scene of his return to the front.

Jorge Lorenzo describes the incremental steps made over three days of MotoGP testing in Qatar as “huge”.

Jorge Lorenzo makes strides in terms of body positioning on Honda’s RC213V on day two in Qatar, but admits the first races of 2019 promise to be challenging.

In today's MotoGP Gossip, Jorge Lorenzo responds to claims beating Marc Marquez will be "impossible", Marquez sets date to be in "perfect shape" and Valentino Rossi set for new rider coach. 

Five-time world champion Mick Doohan gives his opinion on Repsol Honda’s new rider line-up; doesn’t foresee injury worries affecting either rider’s start to the season.

Jorge Lorenzo describes the “very stupid” training crash that led to a fractured left scaphoid; is hopeful of being 95% fit for the first race on the 10th March.

Jorge Lorenzo says his physical condition was less problematic during qualifying day at Valencia, but still feels some way from his optimal wet weather setting.

Jorge Lorenzo jokes his injured left arm is “like a little girl” and feels his condition is “a little bit worse than I expected.”

Disappointment for Rossi at the Italian Grand Prix

Dovizioso wins the battle of the Andreas for a Ducati seat

Championship standings after the fifth round of the 2016 season

Lorenzo wasn't part of the 'big plan' until an Australian refused to come out of retirement