Sam Lowes said watching the Moto2 leaders edge clear of him in Sunday's race was “hard to take” as he brought his Speed Up chassis home for a solid, but, ultimately frustrating sixth place finish. A day after riding to an all-action pole position, Lowes' lack of time in intermittent conditions aboard the 2015 chassis meant his set-up, which offered “no front grip, no rear grip,” didn't allow him to run the pace of the leading six. The drying track posed a quandary for most riders as the field began on wet tyres. By the third lap Lowes felt slicks would have been appropriate, giving the field problems aboard quickly disintegrating Dunlop wets. At the end of an eventful day that saw...
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