MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo has explained his extraordinary effort to qualify on the front row for the Japanese GP at Motegi. Just three hours after an enormous high-side that sent him to hospital for multiple scans, Lorenzo returned to set the third-quickest time in qualifying. “I feel a lot better than three hours ago, no?” quipped Lorenzo. “The painkillers and adrenaline of riding this bike, I improve a lot my feeling – especially with my left leg. “I had a big impact, I was scared I injured my left foot, but finally it was just a muscle problem – although I had a lot of pain. It was just a big impact and I could make qualifying. “It was a great qualifying. I just forgot...
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