Fabio Quartararo described his Czech GP as “torture” after struggling to a distant seventh, having run second behind team-mate Franco Morbidelli early on. The Petronas SRT man went into the race feeling positive having “found something” in FP4 on Saturday morning that allowed him to qualify in the middle of the front row having been unhappy with his M1 during Friday running, despite scoring the second quickest time in FP2. While making a lighting start and rocketing into the lead at Turn 1, he quickly lost the lead to Morbidelli and came under pressure from the charging KTM’s and recovering pole-man Johann Zarco. He looked to have had fourth under lock and key after losing out to...
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