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Crutchlow: “Factory teams aren’t all they're cracked up to be”
LCR Honda rider Cal Crutchlow insists he is content to ride satellite machinery in MotoGP for the foreseeable future, and that not having a factory ride is not something that bothers him. After a disappointing season at the works Ducati team in 2014, Crutchlow parted ways with the Italian marque a year before his contract expired to join the satellite LCR Honda outfit last year. The Brit recently signed a two year-extension to his deal with the Monegasque team. “It’s a great team, no doubt about it,” Crutchlow told Motorsport.com. “We’ll see how we get on this year, but the support I get from Honda is fantastic. “Based on what happens in the early races, we’ll make some...
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