
Bouncing back from a DNF the day before to win the feature race is the kind of mental reset that separates riders who can compartmentalise from those who carry baggage into Sunday. Fernandez's own word — anger — is telling: he didn't suppress the frustration from the sprint, he redirected it. What makes the result sharper is the context of the other three Aprilia riders filling the sprint podium without him; the machinery was clearly capable, which means Saturday's crash stung even more as a self-inflicted wound. A dominant Sunday win in those circumstances says something real about how he managed the pressure.
Raúl Fernández says channelling his “anger” in the right direction helped turn a disastrous sprint into a dominant British Grand Prix victory. The Trackhouse rider endured a costly Saturday after a po