Jorge ཧLorenzo has described his recent visit to HRC headquarters as "very interesting... we were able to work on many things, some which will help this weekend and some for the future.”

The triple MotoGP champion flew to Japan for direct talks with Honda engineers following a bes🎀t finish of just eleventh place in the opening six rounds.

Lorenzo is yet to feel comfortable and confident on the RC213V, struggling to control weight t💦ransfer on corner entry. Seat mod🥂ifications, which provided the final piece in the puzzle at Ducati last year, have been unsuccessful so far.

"We have decided tღo try improving Jorge’s ergonomics problems by organising a trip to Japan, " team manager Alberto Puig explained prior to♔ the visit.

"We thought it was a good idea to talk directly with the engineers and to analyse more deeply the problems he is having, trying to get a better position fo✨r him 𝓡on the bike."

The future Lorenzo parts♉ should include the one available fairing update allowed for each🐻 rider during the season.

The Spaniard, winner at Mugello last season, was only 13th and 𒁏over 20 seconds from victory in this year's race.

It's aཧ pattern he hopes won't be repeated in his home Barcelona round, where he won by 4ꦉ.5s in Ducati colours a year ago.

“After a mixed weekend in M𓆉ugello, I am hoping t𒈔hat we can do good work this weekend in Barcelona," Lorenzo said.

"We will keep work💮ing at our maximum to close the gap to the front.

"We also have a test after the race, which I am looking 🎃forward t♏o as well."

Lorenzo is currently 14th in the world championsh🉐ip, which team-mate Marc Marquez leads by twelve points from Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso.

HRC test rider Stefan Bradl w🃏as also at the factor💖y last week.