Suzuki rider Maverick Viñales, who topped the FP2 session for the MotoGP German Grand Prix at Sachsenring on Friday, believes the new chassis that was tested at Barcelona in June has made a big difference to their performance. The Spaniard fell off his bike on Friday with 20 minutes of the FP2 session remaining but got back on to claim P1 ahead of FP1 pacesetter Andrea Iannone on his Ducati and Honda's Marc Marquez 0.614s behind in third. In 2015 at Sachsenring, Vinales and teammate Aleix Espargaro finished the race tenth and eleventh respectively and with Espargaro finishing today’s FP2 session sixth, both are feeling confident ahead of the weekend's racing. In an interview after...
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