Stefan Bradl is adamant rider error was not to blame after the LജCR Honda rider crashed out of sixth 🍃place in Qatar.

Bradl had lost fifth posi🐠tion to Yamaha's Valentino Rossi whenꦓ he lost the front at Turn 7 on the eighth lap.

Although the German rider had lost confidence to push the front hard, he was at 𒀰a loss to explain to cause of his fall.

"Since the beginning of the race I was not enou🥃gh confident with the front tyre feeling and I felt the same issue we suffered on Friday; probably even worse.

"We felt not so bad in the warm-up session as I was lappin🦩g consistently fast," said Bradl.

"Unfortunately in the race I could not push over the front and could not do anything 𝓡to improve my pace.

"Rossi passed me and I was not c𝄹apable to follow him because of this front issue as I was losing the front in every 🔥corner.

"🍸Honestly I have not made any mistake so I can not explain exactly why I crashed," he added.

"We will inℱvestigate checki♉ng the data together with my technicians."