Cal Crutchlow was unmoved by his qualifying performance at Aragon as he put his LCR Honda on the middle of the third row after posting the eighth fastest time on Saturday afternoon. The Englishman endured a “terrible day” on Friday after he placed outside the top ten but was instantly up to speed a day later, finishing FP3 in sixth. Although tenth in FP4 – usually a reliable indicator of race potential -, Crutchlow feels he can enjoy a strong race showing if he finds improvements in the first sector, with turns three and five posing particular problems when turning his RC213V. “Eighth is still not where we want to be, obviously,” said the 29-year old. “We gain two tenths, then...
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