Alex Lowes was not satisfied with his first-ever MotoGP race at Silverstone, but admitted it was mainly down to lack of mileage with the bike. Lowes made his MotoGP debut at his home Grand Prix, having replaced the injured Bradley Smith at Tech 3 Yamaha. He won plaudits for finishing the 19-lap race in 13th, scoring three points as a result, but the 25-year-old didn't rate his own performance highly. "Honestly I didn't feel very good, I struggled to use a full-fuel tank for the first time and then I really struggled to find some confidence in the middle part of the race," said Lowes. "In the end of the race I was trying to understand how to ride, because it was the first...
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