Francesco Bagnaia insisted it had been the right decision to chose the hard front tyre despite crashing out of the Misano race lead, handing Fabio Quartararo the MotoGP title with two rounds to go. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP After a damp weekend prior to the race, and temperatures 5-degrees lower than at the previous Misano round, Bagnaia and factory team-mate Jack Miller were the only riders to pick the hard front compound. Both then fell in almost identical accidents, at Turn 15. Miller's exit came on lap 4, while riding shotgun behind Bagnaia. The Italian then slid off while holding a narrow lead over...
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