Ducati's Andrea Iannone held his hands up after an unintentional electronics blunder ruined his front row start in the Jerez MotoGP. Iannone went backwards at the start of the race and later explained that he had activated the machine's mapping setting for wet conditions instead of switching on launch control. The Italian rider fought his way through from 11th place to eventually finish sixth and Iannone was left to count the cost of his error. “For sure today's race was very difficult for me, because I made an error that cost me very dear, one that I should have avoided,” he said. “Unfortunately at the start I switched on the mapping for wet conditions instead of launch control, and...
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