Yamaha test rider Cal Crutchlow says he is \u201cnot massively happy with the development process\u201d at the Japanese marque ahead of his wildcard appearance at Motegi.
Crutchlow will compete in his first MotoGP round this weekend in Japan since Valencia last year when he deputised for the retired“After seven months of not racing, it’s difficult to jump back in,” he began.
“I think it makes sense to test a bit more: whether we have anything new to test is always a big story. We’ll see what we can do.” He believes the engine which Quartararo “expected much more” from at Misano is the right direction to go in, but concedes it didn’t make the step it needed.And asked where he felt Yamaha needs to improve, he continued: “F*****g a lot, because at the moment we don’t develop in the way we should.“I believe the direction of this engine is the correct way, but it’s not the step we are looking for.
He added: “The test team is working very well, we work in a good way, they listen. But the problem is action. We need to have action, they need to understand what to bring.
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