The Aussie young gun admits riding in the premier class in the Open category RC213V-RS is a challenge but he’s hopeful of greater progress on his lap time in the week ahead.
“So, it wasn’t such a bad day for us, we are learning step by step about the MotoGP bike. We missed this morning because I had a small crash with the old tyres and after that it shook my confidence a little bit. By the end of the day we started to become a bit more comfortable with the bike and we were working on long distance again, working to conserve the tyres. Tomorrow morning we will look to push for a good lap time in the early hours before the temperatures rise too much. All in all we’re sort of happy today, I’m still not where I want to be but we are improving step by step.”
Miller made the jump to MotoGP in 2014, skipping Moto2 to move straight through to the premier class.
Jack Miller testing in Sepang
Jack Miller wheelie while testing in Sepang
Jack Miller’s MotoGP team
Jack Miller wheelie while testing in Sepang
