He may not have a trophy to show for it, but the season-opening Jerez MotoGP races have proven to Franco Morbidelli that he has 'stepped up his game' and is now a 'much faster' and 'more consistent' rider. Check out the Crash MotoGP YouTube channel - CLICK HERE Fifth and within one-second of a debut podium in the first Spanish race, the Petronas Yamaha rider looked even stronger in this weekend's second outing. Riding the A-Spec M1, the only Yamaha without the new holeshot device, Morbidelli lost a position for seventh on the opening lap, but then climbed steadily up the order, overtaking Maverick Vinales for fourth on lap 11 of 25. Morbidelli spent the next five laps sandwiched between...
Full Story »