Valentino Rossi says he is “not as bad” as the 16th he finished Qatar MotoGP practice in suggests, and blamed his slump in pace on front tyre problems in FP2.  The factory Yamaha rider topped the first session – held in late in the afternoon – by almost a tenth, but failed to make an improvement on his FP1 time in the evening outing, and was left in 17th as a result.  Rossi says his M1 underwent very little change between session, and that he “suffered” due to the front tyres putting the bike “out of balance”.  “It was a strange day because, maybe we aren't as good as this afternoon, but for sure we are not as...
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