Suzuki's Alex Rins says he "felt like winning" the MotoGP Austrian Grand Prix was possible before he crashed out passing Andrea Dovizioso for the lead. Rins ran in the lead group from the off in the restarted 20-lap Austrian GP and was lapping faster than the Ducati's ahead of him, passing Pramac's Jack Miller for second on lap 10. Going after Dovizioso, Rins went for a pass on the inside of the factory Ducati rider at Turn 6 on the following lap but lost the front of his Suzuki just as he took the lead. Priro to the race, eventual winner Dovizioso had touted the Suzukis to be a threat on Sunday, with Rins admitting the feeling he had during the race was one he has "not felt...
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