Mugello podium finisher Andrea Iannone was left to rue his poor start to his home race that he believes cost him a chance of a maiden MotoGP victory. Starting from the front row, the Ducati rider had a poor getaway, and was only 12th at the end of the opening lap. Although he recovered to cross the finish line in third place, the Italian said he had the pace to fight with leaders Jorge Lorenzo and Marc Marquez, as shown by setting the fastest lap of the race on the very last lap. "I'm very happy because it's very important for us, especially in this place," said Iannone, who will join Suzuki next year. "A podium is always a good performance. "I'm very disappointed...
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