Jack Miller was left ‘wanting more’ after a sixth place in Sunday’s storm-shortened Japanese MotoGP, which saw KTM team-mate Brad Binder crash out.
Miller, fourth in the Sprint, briefly broke into the top six but then seemed to lose some pace on the soft rear wet tyre .
“It took some time for the tyres to get going in the first part and I managed to save the rubber while gaining some time on the guys as the rain started to fall harder. Miller is now ninth in the world championship, just ten points from the absent Luca Marini and 14 from Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales. “A strange Sunday! Having a flag-to-flag after one lap meant that a delayed start might have been a better decision but it is like it is,” he said.
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