– Australian Grand Prix winner Cal Crutchlow says that the prospect of falling at Phillip Island's tricky Turn 4 caused him consternation throughout the course of Sunday's race.Crutchlow had trailed Repsol Honda rider Marc Márquez during the early stages, with the pair electing to run the Hard front tyre.Márquez lost the front end under braking for Turn 4, handing the lead to Crutchlow, who in turn had dropped out of podium contention when he crashed at the same corner in 2014.Crutchlow admitted he took a cautious approach to the challenging right-hander throughout the course of the race, as he won in the premier class for the second time this season."If Marc had crashed in...
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