"The crash on Sunday was my fault and there is no reason to go looking for excuses. There’s no point blaming the tyres or saying the track was hotter than on Saturday, because if I had been quicker at the start of the race I wouldn’t have had to risk it so much at the end.""I’m not sure what I would do exactly if the race was run again, but it’s clear in my mind now that chasing Stoner down was more risky than I had realised before the crash," Lorenzo continued. "The good thing about having learned to keep calm and control myself is that my thoughts are cooler and more calculated, so now I don’t get so angry about crashes like this.""I’ve had ups and downs throughout my career so I know what I’m talking about. In the past it took me ages to get over the low points and I found it easy to get down about things, but now I know how to turn over a new leaf as quickly as possible.""It’s seven years since I made my Grand Prix debut at Jerez and since then I have learned to make the most of every moment, whether good or bad. When things don’t go according to plan you need to learn as much as you can from them and then put them behind you, because you only live once. There is no point torturing yourself or over analysing the reasons behind everything."
Jorge Lorenzo turned 22 this week, accepts full blame
"The crash on Sunday was my fault and there is no reason to go looking for excuses. There’s no point blaming the tyres or saying the track was hotter than on Saturday, because if I had been quicker at the start of the race I wouldn’t have had to risk it so much at the end.""I’m not sure what I would do exactly if the race was run again, but it’s clear in my mind now that chasing Stoner down was more risky than I had realised before the crash," Lorenzo continued. "The good thing about having learned to keep calm and control myself is that my thoughts are cooler and more calculated, so now I don’t get so angry about crashes like this.""I’ve had ups and downs throughout my career so I know what I’m talking about. In the past it took me ages to get over the low points and I found it easy to get down about things, but now I know how to turn over a new leaf as quickly as possible.""It’s seven years since I made my Grand Prix debut at Jerez and since then I have learned to make the most of every moment, whether good or bad. When things don’t go according to plan you need to learn as much as you can from them and then put them behind you, because you only live once. There is no point torturing yourself or over analysing the reasons behind everything."
