Label: Jack Miller

Sep182023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Miller: There is a possibility that my KTM will be taken by Marquez

Miller: There is a possibility that my KTM will be taken by Marquez

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Jack Miller, who recently gave birth to his first-born daughter Pip Florence Miller, has admitted that there is a possibility that Marc Marquez will replace him on the KTM bike. Marquez's future has been one of the main topics of the past few weeks, with rumors that the eight-time world champion will end his association with Honda at the end of the season. The Spaniard later admitted that he had three options, that is, in addition to staying at Honda, there were two more. One is said to be a transfer to the Gresini team, where his younger brother Alex is already racing, and the third could be a transfer to KTM, which has been talked about for a longer time. "The door is open and I'm not going to try to close it," Miller said in an interview with Motosan, admitting that newcomer Pedro Acosta could also take his place in the Austrian team. "Of course, there is a possibility that someone will take my place
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Jun182023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Jack Miller described the rivals as princesses who only complain

Jack Miller described the rivals as princesses who only complain

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Jack Miller said after the MotoGP race for the German Grand Prix that some competitors are princesses who throw toys out of their cribs and just complain about their bikes. "At KTM, we're the only ones who don't complain about our bikes and we're actually still trying to improve it," said the Australian, who finished sixth in Germany, behind five Ducati riders. "All they do is throw the toys out of the crib and say their engine is crap. Simple as that. But why is it crap? Because they fired 99% of the engineers so they could bring their own and now they're in such trouble that they don't they can't do a single lap. So they have themselves to blame. Everyone would just complain about the engines and no one would do anything to fix it. Just shut up and do your job
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May232023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta teammates at KTM and Husqvarna respectively?

Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta teammates at KTM and Husqvarna respectively?

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In the MotoGP paddock, rumors of Marc Marquez's move to KTM are getting louder, and the talented Pedro Acosta has now also entered the equation. At KTM, they are so far satisfied with the current line-up of Jack Miller and Brad Binder in the factory team, and they were not disappointed even by newcomer Augusto Fernandez, who races for their semi-factory team GasGas or Tech3. More questionable is the situation with Fernandez's teammate, Pol Espargaro, who still hasn't recovered from the injuries he suffered in a serious accident during MotoGP practice for the Portuguese Grand Prix. The Spaniard claims that he is determined to return, and the team is, for now, ready to wait for his return, but in the event that it becomes necessary, Acosta could take his place, for whom KTM's MotoGP nest does not have will ask
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Apr302023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Miller: KTM has the best test rider in MotoGP

Miller: KTM has the best test rider in MotoGP

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Jack Miller named Dani Pedrosa the best test rider in the MotoGP caravan after KTM celebrated victory and third place in the Jerez sprint race thanks to Brad Binder and Miller, with Pedrosa also contributing some points with a sixth place finish during the race set some of the fastest laps. "Dani did his job very well," Miller praised the Spaniard. "His experience with this track and his data (from testing) helped us a lot. Given that he hasn't raced for a while, but today he was sixth in the race, I would say we have the best test rider in MotoGP. Dani and I have different settings, I'm almost thirty kilos heavier than him, so everything is a bit different, the electronics are also different, but I think the form here is the result of the last few races
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Apr22023 by Tomaž StrgaršekNo Comments
Miller: For the first time in my career, I wished the race was longer

Miller: For the first time in my career, I wished the race was longer

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Jack Miller was a little disappointed with his result after Saturday's sprint race. The weekend did not start well for him and his team, as on Friday both racers were left without a direct placement in the faster qualifying group. In Q1, he only managed to set the sixth time and thus started the sprint race only from the sixteenth place. Teammate Brad Binder started just one place ahead of him, who then took the win after an outstanding opening lap. The Australian, however, could not finish higher than tenth place and was thus the first to remain without points. "I had a bad start to the race and had a lot of problems in the opening. Lap after lap I felt better. However, the problems still appeared in the slow corners where I didn't have adequate rear grip." "At the end of the race there were fewer and fewer problems
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Mar312023 by Tomaž StrgaršekNo Comments
Miller: Now I understand the other racers

Miller: Now I understand the other racers

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Jack Miller joked that he now understands how the other racers feel in the fight against the more powerful Ducati motorcycle. The Australian experienced this for the first time in Portimao. Miller was one of the heroes of the first race weekend in Portugal on his debut for the KTM team, after setting the fastest time in the second free practice and then fighting for the top spots in both the sprint and main races. Before the start of the race weekend in Argentina, he expressed his satisfaction with the potential of this year's KTM motorcycle. "We have a very positive first weekend of the season behind us. At first we didn't know what to expect. We already took a big step forward on Friday compared to testing, and then built on that on Saturday and Sunday." One of the things being Australian
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Mar302023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Miller: Everyone's complaining just because it was Marquez

Miller: Everyone's complaining just because it was Marquez

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Australian Jack Miller has joined the ranks of MotoGP riders who wanted more consistent stewardship decisions after the first MotoGP 2023 race. The KTM rider said that we saw some crashes in Portimao as a result of race one jitters, but he also believes that the incident between Marco Marquez and Miguel Oliveira was greatly exaggerated. "This was expected, because we didn't race for four months and everyone wanted to prove themselves," the Australian believes. "It was clear that there would be a lot of tension in the air and the boys would drive to the maximum. That's just the way it is, that's the way this sport is. Unfortunately, accidents are also part of this sport. When an accident occurs, the perpetrator must bear the consequences. But we need constant decisions. Please be consistent.Look at Nakagami or Alex's crashes with me last year.They were strong t's
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Mar262023 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Jack Miller: Sprinting was a crazy fun full contact sport

Jack Miller: Sprinting was a crazy fun full contact sport

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Jack Miller reached fifth place in qualifying for the Portuguese Grand Prix, but in the sprint race he lost a few places at the start, then with the fastest lap of the race he started an attack back to the top and took the lead for a while. But the KTM rider was left helpless as Miguel Oliveira, Marc Marquez, Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin passed him, but the Australian managed to gain one place when Oliveira made a mistake to finish fourth, a tenth behind Marquez in third. Miller was excited at the race. "Crazy fun" he said. "It was a real contact sport. I really enjoyed it. I didn't know what to expect because of the length of the race and because everyone was on soft tires I didn't know if anyone would save tires and tactic until the end. That's why b
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Sep252022 by Blaž ŠtremfeljNo Comments
Jack Miller celebrates victory in Japan with a huge margin

Jack Miller celebrates victory in Japan with a huge margin

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Australian Jack Miller is the winner of the MotoGP race for the Japanese Grand Prix, after leading the entire race, at times with a lead of more than five seconds. Brad Binder was second and Jorge Martin was third. Marc Marquez, who started the race from the best starting position, ended up fourth. https://twitter.com/MotoGP/status/1573926613913423872 The contenders for the world title were not particularly highlighted in the leading positions today. Fabio Quartararo drove most of the race in eighth place, while Pecco Bagnaia crashed and retired in the last lap of the race. Aleix Espargaro was eliminated from the fight with his rivals for the title even before the start of the race, when at the end of the warm-up lap he went into the pits due to technical problems with his engine and started the race from the beginning. https://twitter.com/M
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