Cal Crutchlow admitted he didn't care if he crashed during his late push for second place at the end of a wet-dry German MotoGP round at the Sachsenring. The Briton matched his best ever finish in MotoGP with the runner-up spot behind a victorious Marc Marquez in a wet race that hinged largely upon tyre strategy, showing blistering pace on a drying track to make up 11 places from his grid slot of 13th. Crutchlow was among a bunch of four riders to make their stops to change from wet to slick tyres relatively late, emerging in fourth place before picking off the Ducatis of Andrea Dovizioso and Scott Redding to climb to second. Speaking after the race, Crutchlow revealed that team boss Lucio...
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