Valentino Rossi's former crew chief Jeremy Burgess believes it will be very difficult for the Italian to win his 10th world title just by targeting podiums, and says he will need victories to do it. Burgess joined forces with Rossi the first year he entered the top category (2000), and all seven of the premier class titles 'The Doctor' has won were done so with Burgess as his chief mechanic. At the end of 2013, once Rossi had completed his first year back at Yamaha after his two-year stint at Ducati, the Australian was replaced by Silvano Galbusera, with whom Rossi fell five points short of the title last year. Last weekend, coinciding with MotoGP's arrival in Australia, Burgess was at...
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