Reigning world champion Marc Marquez will start Sunday's Italian race from his worst ever MotoGP grid position of 13th.. The Repsol Honda star, off the front row just six times since joining the premier-class in 2013, was thwarted by a series of mistakes, tactical errors and technical issues. It all began when he was pushed out of the practice top ten in FP3, having been preoccupied with electronics work rather than a fast lap time. That forced the Spaniard into the Qualifying 1 session, where the top two riders progress to the Q2 pole position shootout. But a further shock was to follow when Marquez failed to claim a top two place. “So today everything went wrong!” began Marquez,...
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