Valentino Rossi admits Yamaha didn't “find a lot of things” during tests at Jerez and Mugello last week, as it sought to find a cure to the electronic issues which severely impacted its Spanish Grand Prix. Rossi and teammate Maverick Vinales took the chequered flag in fifth and seventh at Jerez, but would have been closer to the fringes on the top 10 had it not been for the high attrition rate ahead of them. Both blamed their woes on Yamaha's ongoing traction problems caused by its electronics, and hoped a fix would come during a private test at Mugello, after Vinales said the team “improved nothing” on the Monday at Jerez. But a lack of new updates at...
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