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Jack Miller: Strange vibration ‘not really in our hands’ – Crash
Jack Miller confident that last Sunday’s Qatar MotoGP problem was a ‘one-off’ and ‘not really in our hands’.
Jack Miller spent the early part of last Sunday’s Qatar MotoGP in the lead group, but his victory hopes ended when a ‘strange vibration’ began around lap 8 of 22.
The new Factory Ducati rider eventually faded to ninth and, while coy on the giving details on the eve of this weekend’s second round, described it as a ‘tyre related, one-off thing’ that was ‘not really in our hands’
“With time and understanding we were able to find what the issue was. Not really in our hands. Well hope the luck falls…
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