Cal Crutchlow felt he could have progressed into Q2 at the MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix had Tito Rabat not "wrecked" his final two laps in qualifying. The LCR rider was dropped into the Q1 places after ending FP3 in 16th, and did occupy a spot inside the top two in the opening stages of the first 15-minute qualifying segment. But Avintia's Tito Rabat got in his way towards the end of his penultimate lap, before rejoining in front of him after running off at the first corner, resigning Crutchlow to 16th on the grid with a 1m39.986s. Just four tenths outside of the Q2 progression places, Crutchlow believes without Rabat getting in his way he could have made it into the second part of...
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