Jack Miller gave his opinion on a crisis situation which has arisen in Austin due to a seriously degraded route which poses a real safety problem. And if the Australian is realistic, in no way denying the more than complicated track conditions, he is not crossing the Rubicon by calling the competition into question. This is also a pilot in the format of a lost generation that boy lorenzo has already been criticized so much for his poor lifestyle...
Jack Miller does not say that the complaints of his colleagues on the Austin track are not justified. On the contrary. However, he specifies that now that this long journey to Texas has been accomplished, the Grand Prix of the Americas can only continue. The official Ducati said: “ the bumps are there and they are the same for everyone. It wasn't so bad ". He adds, remembering the wet FP1: “ in some places the grip was incredibly good in the wet. In some places there is a new surface which creates a lot of grip even in the rain ».
Jack Miller: “ you have to be smart on this track«
« You have to be smart on this track. In some places you have to drive a little with reserve and push more in others. It's certainly not the easiest route on the calendar, but it's a different element, you could say. We have to live with the “bumps”. You just have to find the best way to avoid them. You have to look at it turn by turn to see how this can be handled. I managed to get better and better, but not perfect yet » adds the Australian who therefore does not join the majority of his colleagues, only retaining the major faults of the track.
« We still have a lot of work to do. Turn 10 is quite difficult with all the bumps. But otherwise I'm happy with how the first few days went here “, said the 26-year-old Australian.
Many riders complained that the track was too dangerous due to the bumpy surface and was too physically tiring for riders on this motocross track. On these opinions, he comments: “ of course you need a lot of strength to ride here Admitted Miller calmly. “ But everyone knows that you have to be in good physical condition here. Dangerous ? Well, I don't think the track is dangerous. You have to know how to go about it and exercise some caution. It certainly can't continue like this here. Something has to be done. But now we're here, so we're going to run ". To the wise...
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