Jack Miller's compatriot Mick Doohan took stock of the current MotoGP on the site motogp.com by insisting in particular on the affirmation of a Fabio Quartararo whom he dresses in the costume of the new boss of the category. A good-looking Australian, he also focused on his younger brother in the country who has also come a long way in Grand Prix since he is now an official Ducati. He is fast since he has two victories this year. However, this is not enough. His illustrious elder gives him some advice…
Jack Miller does not deserve anything and he also shows a great team spirit which both delights and reassures his employers Ducati. That being said, he still folded in front of his teammate Pecco Bagnaia which in turn ended up unlocking its victory counter. But the Italian did better since, on the eve of the new Grand Prix at Misano in second place in the championship with 52 points behind the leader fabio quartararo. Meanwhile, the Australian is only fourth in the same general classification. But where did the difference make itself?
his compatriot Mick doohan explains: “ It's obvious that Jack has a lot of talent. He is fast and proves how fast he is and how well he can control the bike, especially on a wet track. But consistency leaves a lot to be desired » says the five-time 500 cc champion legend. He then attempts to explain the reasons for this deficit: “ I can't say if it's because of his riding style, if he rides too aggressively and if he pushes the rear tire more than the other riders. Tire degradation in MotoGP seems to be the problem today ».
Mick Doohan: “Jack Miller doit juste devenir plus constant"
« His teammate is currently one step ahead and it would be great if Jack could turn the tide. He needs to get more wins or at least more podiums. He must try to go as far as possible ". This is the established roadmap. But the method for respecting it is also developed there: “ to do this, it must focus on the areas that are preventing it from achieving more consistent results ».
Doohan finished : " he gets along well with the Ducati, he was already strong on the Pramac-Ducati, even if he never won a race with it. Now he's moved to the factory bike, and we've seen in the past that some people didn't get along well with it. It's different with Jack, he can work well with it. Now it just needs to become more consistent ».
This weekend in Misano will be the opportunity for “Jackass” to apply the recipe. We plan to cold and rain. Conditions which have always been favorable to the young Australian…
