This Sunday at Misano will see Fabio Quartararo have his first chance to wrap-up the MotoGP title and become Yamaha's first world champion since Jorge Lorenzo in 2015. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP To do so, he will need to keep his current 52-point title lead over Francesco Bagnaia to at least 50 points, which basically means beating the Italian. With the Ducati rider triumphing in last month's opening Misano round by just 0.364s over Quartararo, it could be another close contest. But while Quartararo put title thoughts to one side as he hunted down Bagnaia in September's race, the Frenchman admits his...
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