Alex Rins defied the pain from last weekend's dislocated and fractured right shoulder, plus melting 63-degree track temperatures, to salvage tenth place in Sunday's Andalucia MotoGP. Check out the Crash MotoGP YouTube channel - CLICK HERE The Suzuki star had been no higher than 20th on the timesheets in four of his six track sessions heading into the race, sitting out FP3 completely to try and limit the strain on his shoulder. “The race was unbelievable; I was already suffering from the moment I joined the grid before the start," Rins said. Given the clear question mark over whether Rins would be able to complete the 25 laps, it was perhaps not a surprise that Suzuki later...
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