Ducati's Andrea Iannone believes that being held up by Scott Redding on his last flying lap in Qatar qualifying cost him three tenths of a second - just enough to deny him pole position. Iannone set personal best times in the first and second sectors of his last-second flyer before catching the satellite Pramac Ducati of Redding. He improved on that lap, posting a 1m54.693s that was good enough for fourth overall - 0.150s down on poleman Jorge Lorenzo. Asked by Motorsport.com to estimate how much time the Redding encounter cost him, Iannone said: "Three tenths. Because on the ideal times [I] stayed right on the top." Indeed, the Italian finished the session with the best...
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