Crutchlow is first British MotoGP winner in 35 years

(Reuters) - Cal Crutchlow ended Britain's 35-year wait for a MotoGP race winner with victory in a wet and chaotic Czech Grand Prix in Brno on Sunday. The non-works LCR Honda rider, who races with the number 35, became the first British winner in the top class of grand prix motorcycling since the late double world champion Barry Sheene's last victory in Sweden on a 500cc Yamaha in 1981. "Not many other people did and as far as I'm concerned they're all wimps," added Crutchlow, who had started in 10th position on the grid and was 15th at the end of the opening lap before taking the lead with seven to go.
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