Nicky Hayden finished outside the points at Jerez and afterwards the American was clearly disappointed to have ended the 27 lap race in 17th position. It's been a very difficult year for Hayden with the Aspar team trying to come to terms with the new Open Honda and with Ducati having a strong Open bike this year it's made things very congested in the midfield pack. "It’s a shame to have a race like that," said Hayden afterwards. "The position is so bad. In the beginning I really didn’t do a great start and I didn’t have very good pace. My pace throughout the race wasn’t too bad. If you look at the lap times Hernandez in tenth after about ten laps was ten seconds in...
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