Honda rider Dani Pedrosa said his performance in the Argentine Grand Prix was "horrible" and that he was very lucky to finish the race in third. Pedrosa was forced well-wide into Turn 1 by a late-braking Andrea Iannone and ended up bogged down in the midfield in the early stages of the race. He was running in seventh place after the mandatory bike swap, but a fall for Maverick Vinales, the collision between Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso and the mechanical failure for Scott Redding allowed the Spaniard to come through for an unlikely podium. "Unfortunately, my pace wasn't any good," Pedrosa said after the race. "I was very disappointed for that. I did a horrible...
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