Cal Crutchlow says he would prefer to race in the dry for his home race this weekend at Silverstone, despite claiming his first MotoGP victory in mixed conditions last time out at Brno. The LCR Honda rider became the first Briton to win in in the top division of Grand Prix motorcycling since Barry Sheene in 1981 on a wet-but-drying track two weeks ago in Brno. After his success, Crutchlow said he believes he is a match for any other rider on the grid in such conditions - but, speaking in Silverstone, he revealed he doesn't relish wet conditions like many observers assume. The latest weather forecasts predict a wet qualifying session, but no rain on Sunday. “Everyone has this...
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