Maverick Vinales says the “most important thing” is to avoid Yamaha's first win-less MotoGP season since 2003, rather than switching focus to developing the 2019 bike. Yamaha is currently in the midst of a 22-race losing streak dating back to Valentino Rossi's Assen success last season, and will officially enter its longest drought in the top class since it entered in 1973 should either Vinales or Rossi fail to secure victory on Sunday at Aragon.  With only six races remaining of the current campaign, Vinales feels winning this season should take priority over Yamaha putting its full focus into next year's M1. “For me the most important thing is to try to...
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