New Malaysian MotoGP poleman Johann Zarco admits he was “worried” his Tech3 team would not find a solution to his sliding issues after a tough Friday on his two-year-old Yamaha. Zarco continued his run of successive front row qualifying performances stretching back to Japan after claiming second at a wet Sepang, which later became pole after Honda's Marc Marquez was slapped with a six-place grid drop. The Frenchman struggled throughout Friday practice to “control” his M1, and was only ninth on the combined timesheets after FP2.  Admitting he was “worried” Tech3 would not find a solution as normally it has been “impossible” to fix...
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