Scott Redding expressed his frustration with his Pramac Ducati team’s decision to equip his second bike with intermediate tyres, a call he believes cost him an easy second place in the German GP. In the closing stages of the wet-dry Sachsenring race, Redding was looking good for a second consecutive podium finish, having made a relatively early change to his second bike as conditions improved. However, the Briton was sent out with intermediate tyres while most opted for slicks for the second stint - and as his rubber wore in the latter stages, Redding was powerless to defend attacks from Cal Crutchlow and Andrea Dovizioso, dropping back to fourth at the finish. “I’m really...
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