Jorge Lorenzo says his fractured left wrist felt “even worse than expected” during his only lap of the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix in FP1 before withdrawing from the event.  Lorenzo suffered a suspected hairline fracture in his left wrist in a heavy crash caused by a bike issue in FP2 in Thailand, though a further scan in Japan this week revealed he had in fact sustained a complete fracture.  Declared fit to ride on Thursday after passing a medical check, Lorenzo cast doubt over his participation at Motegi, and indeed only completed one out-lap in FP1 before deciding to pull out for the second race in a row.  Lorenzo admits missing Japan is a “sad...
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