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Jack Miller: “We fought like we were fighting for the win”
Mugello’s Yamaha weekend culminated in a thrilling spectacle of motorsport, with fierce competition among Yamaha riders creating a battle for victory atmosphere, and the final point was closely followed.
Exciting Race at Mugello
Despite lagging behind rivals in straight-line speed throughout the weekend, Yamaha embraced a single point with its tenacity and determination. This point reached Jack Miller, who finished behind our national racer Toprak Razgatlıoğlu. Razgatlıoğlu’s penalty taken after the race due to track limits caused Miller to rise to 15th place and become the last point scorer.
Intense Competition and an Enjoyable Struggle
Throughout the race, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, Fabio Quartararo, and Jack Miller competed in similar tempos, providing the audience with exciting moments. Miller emphasized that this point battle was as enjoyable as it could be, stating, “It was so fun to fight for a single point. Of course, if this fight had been for the victory, it would have been even more enjoyable.” He expressed that the intense competition on the track looked like a much bigger war from the outside.
A Struggle Contributing to the Development of the Motorcycle
According to Miller, the competition between Yamaha riders was important not only from the results but also from the development of the motorcycle. “Anyone watching us could have thought we were fighting for a victory. These battles are developing us.” he stated, noting that the motorcycle package had progressed even further thanks to this competition.
The Future of MotoGP and the Possibility of Team Changes
The future of MotoGP is full of uncertainties. The name of Moto2’s strong riders such as Izan Guevara is being mentioned for the Pramac Yamaha seat, and it is still not clear whether Jack Miller will be able to stay on the grid in 2027. In addition, it was also being discussed that Senna Agius, who is expected to rise from Moto2, could also influence the balances in the driver market.
Yamaha’s New Chassis Work and Miller’s Feedback
When asked about how the other teams evaluated his performance at Mugello, Miller said he didn’t think about it much, stating, “It’s their decision. I don’t know what others think. I just look at how I feel when I go home.” Yamaha is trying to find the right direction with the new chassis, while the riders were challenged in terms of the turning character of the motorcycle and its performance. Miller believes that the new chassis is the right direction in the long term, but may not be as strong as the old package in terms of raw performance. “However, I am much happier with the feedback and understanding of the tires. I think this is the direction we need to work on in the future.”
Toprak Razgatlıoğlu’s Development
Although Yamaha’s results at the Mugello weekend were below expectations, our national racer Toprak Razgatlıoğlu’s fierce competition with Quartararo and Miller throughout the race was noteworthy. As Toprak, who is in his first season of MotoGP, particularly showed his development in race tempo, it continues to be one of the most positive points for Yamaha.
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