Championship leader Danny Kent believes he is in good shape for Sunday's Moto3 race despite narrowly missing out on his second pole position of 2015. The 21-year old was on course for the fastest qualifying time while lying second until he encountered Zulfahmi Khairuddin on the racing line as the chequered flag was readied. As Fabio Quartararo subsequently rode to his maiden pole position, Kent was pleased with the 'very good feeling' he has with his Leopard Kiefer Racing Honda. “It was a little bit frustrating because I could see from the TV screens that I had red helmets,” he told Crash.net. “I could also see from the sectors that I was on a good lap. I was hoping for pole position...
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