A new specification chassis could help Suzuki build on its strong start to MotoGP's Catalan Grand Prix at Barcelona, Maverick Vinales believes.Neither Vinales nor teammate Aleix Espargaro have raced with Suzuki's 2016 frame, preferring the version they know from last year, albeit noting a rear-grip deficit.Work at Suzuki's Japanese headquarters...

Suzuki's strong pre-season form and pace leading up to the Qatar Grand Prix set unrealistic hopes for the MotoGP season opener, Maverick Vinales admits.Starting his second season in the premier class, and year two of Suzuki's return, Vinales topped two days of pre-season testing and then qualified on the front...