All things considered, Cal Crutchlow was “optimistic” after setting the tenth fastest time on day one of MotoGP testing at Sepang. In the wake of getting used to riding a racing motorcycle after a two-month winter break, integrating two new faces into his team and coping with adapting his 2015 machine to new electronics and tyres, the Englishman knows a vast window for improvement still exists. Having gracefully accepted the fact that Honda only has new engines for Repsol riders Marc Marqeuz and Dani Pedrosa this week, Crutchlow feels his current package is only operating at 30 percent of its potential and knows there is more to come after enduring “a bad feeling." “I had...
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