Yamaha admits it has no idea what led to Fabio Quartararo’s disastrous Thailand Grand Prix MotoGP
Quartararo qualified fourth at Buriram, but was immediately dropped to 11th after being forced wide at the first corner in the wet contest.
“As you can imagine, that was not the situation we wanted to deal with,” Yamaha boss Massimo Meregalli said.
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