Maverick Vinales admitted that he couldn’t push his factory Yamaha MotoGP machine like he could in Buriram as he qualified down on the third row of the grid. Vinales enjoyed a productive Friday and said that he thinks the changes Yamaha made in Thailand were here for good and not a one off, however, after a less than productive qualifying session which was him only manage seventh place and over half a second off the pole time, the Spaniard admitted he couldn’t turn as he wanted and just kept running wide. “In Buriram I could stop much more in the beginning of the braking, which meant I could enter faster in the corner with more banking,” said the 23-year-old who finished on the...
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