Yamaha bosses have issued a public apology to their two factory riders Maverick Vinales and Valentino Rossi after failing to address issues forcing them to qualifying in eleventh and fourteenth positions respectively during this afternoons MotoGP qualifying session at the Red Bull Ring. Yamaha MotoGP project leader Kouji Tsuya addressed the media before the rider debriefs apologising for the current state of the M1. 'We have to apologise to riders because of less performance and acceleration performance right now. Today it was very difficult day for us,” said Tsuya. “This track, we know is difficult for us. We couldn't achieve to make it just right the power delivery for riders. So...
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