Jack Miller is a genuine motorcycle enthusiast, like Danilo Petrucci with whom he is still an accomplice. He's also an Australian and those two things together will result in a JackAss competing in a National Superbike Championship race soon. A performance which will truly be his last appearance in a competition with a Ducati. His interest in the discipline reserved for machines from the series is real since he follows WSBK, a category with which Australian drivers have always had a special relationship. In 2023, the now official KTM will keep an even closer eye on this championship as a compatriot will make his debut there in the person of Remy Gardner. And he wishes him all the best...
This weekend, the WSBK closes the season in Australia on the formidable Phillip Island route which will inaugurate the 2023 campaign of the same discipline, from 24 February. A date that is a birthday for a certain person Remy gardner who will then celebrate his 25th birthday by inaugurating his entry into the Superbike world in front of his audience. There is no doubt that the 2021 Moto2 World Champion, with five victories and 12 podiums, will be keen to show that his failure in MotoGP was only a regrettable exception in the course of a journey which will continue on a Yamaha R1 of the GYTR GRT team.
An outcome of which there is no doubt Jack Miller who has a thought for his compatriot. We read about him on the website of WSBK : " It's sad to see Remy leave this MotoGP paddock, but it's great to have another Australian starting on a competitive bike in WorldSBK ". He adds : " I love watching WorldSBK, especially with the current three-race format and with these guys currently in the lead! I hope Remy can get familiar with this bike and get up to speed. We will see him fighting with the likes of Toprak, Johnny and Alvar very soono ».
Jack Miller: “je pense qu’il n’aura aucun problème à tout maîtriser"
Analysis of the new teammate Brad Binder also goes further: “ he's a bigger guy and I think having that strength and muscle around a heavier, more flexible World Superbike will be an advantage once he understands what tires are, because they're a lot bigger softer than what we use in Grand Prix. But I think he will have no problem mastering them, I can't wait and will watch it closely ».
Jack Miller finished : " It's awesome ! Australians have a long history with WorldSBK, with Troy Corser, Troy Bayliss, Chris Vermeulen. Definitely lacking some, but we had a great run there in WorldSBK and it will be great to have another top rider with a decent bike there to hopefully get some decent results ". By the way, Remy gardner enter through this door into the bosom of Yamaha who asks questions about Franco Morbidelli as a team member fabio quartararo. Remy gardner therefore has a card to play with his rookie experience in MotoGP, which a Toprak Razgatlioglu also bigger and heavier…
