While there’s still time to challenge for podiums and even wins, Petronas Yamaha haven’t hit the heights of last season which saw Franco Morbidelli finish as MotoGP vice-champion.  Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP The Italian has been hugely affected by being on a two-year old M1 spec machine, while a leg injury suffered at Le Mans - surgery took place before Assen, means he’s unlikely to be racing before Misano according to Razlan Razali.  On the other side of the garage, Valentino Rossi is in the midst of his most difficult season in MotoGP.  The nine-time world champion has just one top ten finish...
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