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Miller: “It Would Have Been More Fun to Fight for the Championship!” After Mugello Race
The competition and results experienced on the (5N1K) Italian Grand Prix circuit Yamaha riders Jack Miller (Pramac) and Marco Bezzecchi (VR46 Ducati) performances marked a noteworthy weekend that entered the history books. Miller finished in 16th and 15th places, while Yamaha riders generally lagged behind the other teams on the track.
Yamaha’s Challenges at Mugello
Jack Miller openly expressed the issues he faced with the Yamaha M1 motorcycle’s performance. Specifically, on the 1.141-kilometer start-finish straight, he stated that he struggled to keep up with other rivals due to a lack of power in the engine. “If you lose the two tenths to the drivers in front of you and you can’t close the gap in the last corner, then you’re finished. Because you’ll lose seven tenths on the straight after that corner,” he said. Despite gaining approximately 10-12 km/h in speed due to windshield (rüzgarlık) effect, he emphasized the need to be very careful with the accelerator when exiting corners. “We tried several new parts this weekend, and we will continue our work and test everything.”
Competition and Battles
Miller competed against Franco Morbidelli (VR46 Ducati), Fabio Quartararo and his teammate Toprak Razgatlıoğlu throughout the race. “Fighting for a point is fun. It would have been even more fun to fight for the championship,” he commented. He added that these small battles were making them better riders. Miller finished 16th in the race.
Toprak Razgatlıoğlu’s Error and Penalty
In the final lap, Toprak Razgatlıoğlu received a penalty for exceeding the track limit and Jack Miller was awarded the last point in the points standings.
Alex Rins’ Feedback
Alex Rins complained about the issues in Yamaha’s intake system. Although the chassis that Miller used may have been slightly behind in terms of performance, he was quite satisfied with the feedback he received from Miller. “By working on this aspect, we aim to develop an understanding of how we can improve the performance with this package.”
Conclusion
The Mugello race was a challenging and competitive experience for Yamaha riders. Jack Miller emphasized that the race was not just about competition but also about having fun, with his post-race comments.
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