Jack Miller has still not impressed his compatriots at the Australian Grand Prix with a performance of choice, apart from FP1, but he keeps this positive spirit which is also communicative. Honored by a Phillip Island track which dedicated one of its turns to him, he intends to take it to the ropes for Sunday's race, when he promises the big turning point as far as he is concerned, with supporting facts …
Jack Miller closed qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix, the 18th race of MotoGP 2022, with the eighth best time. JackAss, who this morning was given the name of turn 4 of the Phillip Island route, which we now approach under the name “ Miller Corner », will start from the third line. Sixth after FP3 this morning, the Australian driver actually set the eighth best time of the Q2 with a time of 1'28.116.
Jack Miller: “ in the last two Grands Prix we fought for victory also starting from the third row »
What is there to be disappointed or even discouraged by the newlywed? It’s very bad to know him: “ for the third time in a row, we will start from the third row of the race and, in the last two, we fought for victory, so the goal will be to be able to do it again tomorrow » he proclaims to anyone who will listen.
« My GP Desmosedici here at Phillip Island works well and the sensations are positive he adds. " Today we managed to take big steps forward compared to yesterday, but we still need to correct certain aspects to try to make the bike run better: if we succeed, as I believe we will, I am sure we will have a good chance to fight for victory ". And he finishes, also occasionally sporting a special helmet: “ racing the Grand Prix at home is always very exciting and I can't wait to race in front of all my fans! ».
MotoGP Australia J2: qualifying
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