MotoGP world championship leader Fabio Quartararo had been planning to start thinking tactically about the title after Misano. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP But the Monster Yamaha rider, who starts this weekend's COTA round with a 48-point lead over Francesco Bagnaia and only 100 points still available, has now decided to continue pushing all-out for race victories. That mentality saw him dramatically hunt down race leader Bagnaia in the closing stages of the Misano race, rather than settle for a safe second, albeit with a few close moments as he pushed his M1 to the limit. "We start the race weekend in...
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