MotoGP championship leader Valentino Rossi was left an equal season-worst eighth on the grid for Sunday's Indianapolis Grand Prix. The Italian was 0.627s slower than Honda pole holder Marc Marquez, while Movistar Yamaha team-mate and title rival Jorge Lorenzo claimed third on the grid. “Yesterday I was very slow and a bit worried, and we didn't start with a good base setting. Today the situation has improved, especially my pace is not so bad,” Rossi said. “In FP4 I was in fourth position and I raised my level and my potential a lot and also the life of the tyre is longer, but unfortunately in qualifying I wasn't strong enough to start from the second row. “I hit traffic, made...
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