So Spectre Circuit Assen, Lorenzo Abstinence Trembling

 Since the next grade to  MotoGP  in 2008, Circuit Assen became one of the places formidable rider  Movistar  Yamaha,  Jorge Lorenzo . Noted, he only won once. However, his motivation remains undiminished Dutch MotoGP ahead of 2016.

While still in the 125cc and 250cc classes, Lorenzo indeed had several times victorious in the Netherlands. The proof, he could win the season championship podium in 2004, 2006 and 2007. Unfortunately, the trend changed when Lorenzo has gone up keMotoGP class.  Recorded, Lorenzo only once the Dutch MotoGP win. Success was enfolded in the spring of 2010. At that time, he secures the winners' podium after defeating the pace of Dani Pedrosa, Repsol Honda, by a margin of 2.935 seconds. 

On another occasion, Lorenzo could only finish in sixth (2008), runnner up (2009), sixth (2011), failed to finish (2012), fifth (2013), 13th (2014), and the third podium (2015). Note it is very different to that carved teammate at Yamaha, Valentino Rossi.

Noted, already seven victories achieved by Rossi at the Dutch MotoGP, the seasons 2002, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2013, and 2015. However, Lorenzo altogether not afraid to face competition in the Dutch MotoGP Assen circuit on Sunday (26/06/2016).

"I have positive memories, in particular in the 125cc and 250cc classes. However, not many in the MotoGP than a victory in 2010, runner-up in 2009, and podium third in 2015. the years of my more mixed fate. But the past is the past. Now we are ready for the future when the race took place, "said Lorenzo, as reported by Crash.

Lorenzo was also determined to reap a victory in pursuit of Marc Marquez Repsol Honda, which is bolted at the top of the drivers' standings. Currently, the collection of 125 points Marquez 10-point lead over Lorenzo. And, Lorenzo also winning only 12 points ahead of Rossi.

Spaniard started to fall behind on Marquez due to bad luck that he can at the Catalan MotoGP. At that time, Lorenzo failed to finish the race after being hit by a Ducati rider, Andrea Iannone. "It can not be worse than in Barcelona. We will start the struggle of the normal situation. We will return to compete in the future," said Lorenzo.