Valentino Rossi's technical feedback is more valuable than that of his Yamaha MotoGP teammate Maverick Vinales, team manager Massimo Meregalli has admitted. After an encouraging first two days of Sepang testing, both Rossi and Vinales struggled for pace on the final day, ending up eighth and 18th respectively as they struggled with a lack of rear traction. “I thought I could be faster [than the previous day] and the reality was that we struggled even more," said Rossi. "We must identify the problem. We don’t know what has happened." Vinales was so disillusioned he even stopped his race simulation, saying: “I decided to stop because my lap times wasn’t what they...
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