Nicky Hayden cut a dejected figure on Sunday afternoon after losing vital time at the start of Sunday's MotoGP race, which he finished 17th. Starting from the back of the sixth row, Hayden lamented a lack of front-end feel among other issues as he slipped back to 21st on lap five. His set-up on the 'Open' Aspar Honda began to improve as the race progressed and the 33-year old was able to maintain the distance between himself and tenth place. It was, he revealed, of some comfort after a less than satisfying result. “It's a shame to have a race like that,” he said. “The position is so bad. In the beginning I really didn't do a great start and I didn't have very good pace. My pace...
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