The Valencia Grand Prix marked the epilogue of Jack Miller's adventure at Ducati: the Australian rider left the Bolognese team and is now preparing to face a new challenge for 2023, with the desire to revive a KTM that had a season marked by ups and downs.
But to mark the occasion, the friendly Australian rider wanted to say goodbye to Ducati with a good performance. Unfortunately, his result in Valencia was certainly not the best possible way to say goodbye, considering his crash on lap 24 while fighting for the podium. Despite the “zero” in the rankings, Jack Miller nevertheless found the enthusiasm to celebrate the world title won by his teammate Pecco Bagnaia.
And that's saying something, because he was in fact the real star of the party: Jack Miller first set the mood with a megaphone inside the box, before "invading" the track at the wheel from a forklift like a matador, while Pecco Bagnaia and the other Ducati men took the traditional photos to celebrate the new world champion.
A greeting in true Miller style, one of the most beloved characters in the MotoGP paddock, captured by SkySports!
