KTM’s Jack Miller says he “felt victory was on offer” to him in the MotoGP AmericasGP prior to him crashing out of third. ⬇️
KTM’s Jack Miller says he “felt victory was on offer” to him in the MotoGP Americas Grand Prix prior to him crashing out of third on the seventh lap.The Australian made a good start from 10th on the grid in Sunday’s grand prix and got up to third on the opening lap behindAs he tipped into Turn 7 on lap seven of 20, Miller slid out of the race, but feels the tyre conservation of the KTM would have put him into victory contention later in the race.
“I felt honestly the victory was on offer today, because the way this thing holds the rear tyre… those other boys, especially through the long right-hander were pulling away from me in the beginning of the race,” he said. “They were quite on and off the gas through there and pushing the rear a lot, whereas I was conservative, keeping a partial throttle and tighter line and waiting to the end to [open the gas] into the next corner.“Then after five laps their system wasn’t working anymore and I was starting to gain back in that sector.
“So, I really felt we were on for a good shout. We’re all going to say that aren’t we when we are laying in the gravel trap after several lap.”Explaining why he crashed, Miller said: “The bike was working really decent.
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