Dani Pedrosa refused to be downbeat after qualifying fifth for Sunday's MotoGP race at Aragon as he instead pointed to his promising pace shown throughout the day. A succession of front-end moments prevented Pedrosa from stringing a lap together that was closer than the seven tenths of a second that separated his fastest time and that of the pole sitter, Marc Marquez. The Spaniard was unsure whether a change in track conditions, a small alteration in set-up or a front tyre with inadequate grip were to blame for the lack of feeling in the 15-minute Q2 shootout but was nonetheless content with his speed and consistency in FP4, a session which he topped. “I don't mind really the position...
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