Yamaha's title drought since Jorge Lorenzo's 2015 triumph is the longest the factory has been without a MotoGP crown since Valentino Rossi arrived to transform their fortunes in 2004. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP Fittingly, it is the rider that replaced Rossi in the factory team this season that looks on course to return Yamaha to the top of the world. Fabio Quartararo earned the factory team seat with giant-killing performances at the satellite Petronas squad, where seven podiums as a rookie was followed by three wins and a championship challenge last season. But the fickle nature of the factory M1 meant...
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