Cal Crutchlow was left to rue a mistake on his flying lap in Austin, which the LCR Honda rider says blew his chance of a front row start. The British star qualified in fifth place on row two behind Movistar Yamaha's Valentino Rossi, setting a time in 2m 02.613s, which was 0.478s back on pole man Marc Marquez on the factory Repsol Honda. Crutchlow, though, is confident he would have joined the MotoGP world champion on the front row had it not been for an error at turn 11, which affected his rhythm through the second and third sectors at the Circuit of the Americas. “I'm pissed off not to be on the front row but it is my own fault because I made a stupid mistake on the lap but that's...
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