(Reuters) - British MotoGP rider Cal Crutchlow has blamed his latest injury, a severed tendon in his left index finger, on hard cheese. "Cutting Parmesan's a dangerous thing," the LCR Honda rider told reporters at Italy's Misano circuit ahead of Sunday's San Marino Grand Prix. But I was cutting the cheese to go with my dinner...and the knife came out of the cheese and went straight in my finger." "Obviously it's disappointing after a good weekend in Silverstone...maybe it won't cause problems or maybe it will," he added. The Briton was fourth at his home grand prix, the race before San Marino, after qualifying on the front row in third place.

Source: The Star September 07, 2017 17:15 UTC