Jerez MotoGP 2017

How many 4-stroke 250's can you fit in a frame?

Long shadows, the heat still to come.

Jorge Lorenzo leaving pits during FP4.

Wins in all three classes, a great display by the red and yellow.

Rossi leads Suzuki test rider Tsuda, for once The Doctor had no miracle cure for loss of grip come race day.

Jorge Lorenzo, finally starting to look at home on the Ducati.

Cal Crutchlow, much more relaxed minus a wasp in his leathers.

Jonas Folger, continuing an impressive rookie season on the Tech-3 Yamaha.

Dani Pedroa, resisted pressure and rode through difficult conditions to record the win.

Moto3 winds around the hillside.

Following the action and awaiting the first corner melee.

Hospitality tents, and fans who had been on the coveted hillside spot since before sunrise.

Bradley Smith, orange on orange, big step forward for the KTM and new big-bang engine.

One to watch for the future. Pecco Bagnaia. extremely impressive 2nd place in only his 4th Moto2 race.

Tom Luthi, Interwetten Kalex

Tom Luthi, an uncharacteristic difficult ride to 8th place.

Aggression in motion, Marquez pushed Pedrosa all the way until the final laps.

The 46 flies high.

Aleix Espargaro, Gresini Racing Aprilia

Scott Redding, Pramac Ducati

65 degrees lean angle, elbows and knees.

Bradley Smith, Red Bull KTM

Forty-sixes and phones