– Jorge Lorenzo accepted he was fortunate to finish on the podium at the Malaysian Grand Prix after several of his rivals crashed out of the front-running positions.Lorenzo leapt into the lead at a wet Sepang but was able to retain his position for only five corners, as he was shuffled down to sixth position, and began to slip behind the quintet up front.However, Cal Crutchlow, Marc Márquez and Andrea Iannone also crashed, which enabled Lorenzo to move into third position, albeit eight seconds behind team-mate Valentino Rossi."I stayed on the bike even though didn't feel very good, I did worse than in qualifying, with a little more water on the track," he...
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