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‘Super dangerous’: Joan Mir accuses Jack Miller of intentional collision in Doha – The Guardian
The defending MotoGP world champion and the Australian clashed twice, including on the straight, which stewards reviewed during the race
Defending MotoGP world champion Joan Mir of Suzuki described Ducati rider Jack Millers overtaking manoeuvre on the straight as super dangerous after the two riders clashed and made contact at the Doha Grand Prix.
Miller and Mir clashed twice in the midfield, first when Mir bumped Miller wide before the Australian barged him aside with his shoulder on the straight as they competed for position.
We both touched a bit, then I picked up the bike. It was a manoeuvre that I understand was risky, but was…
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