Yamaha's Valentino Rossi admits that he will need to find a lot more speed to challenge at the front in MotoGP's French Grand Prix at Le Mans. Having produced a dominant display last time out at Jerez, leading every lap on his way to a comfortable victory, Rossi had a quiet first day at Le Mans. The Italian was fifth in FP1 and could do no better than 10th in FP2, more than a second adrift of his session-topping teammate Jorge Lorenzo. "[It] was a difficult day, especially in the afternoon," Rossi conceded. "In the morning, was not so bad, but also not particularly fast. "We needed something more so for the afternoon - we had some different stuff to improve the braking,...
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