While the Red Bull KTM star wouldn’t name any names, many deduced tᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚhat words such as “They kicked out 99% of the engineers, to get his engineers. His guys in there” pointed towards Marc Marquez and Honda.

Miller stood by ꦅhis commen✃ts at the following Assen round but insisted those that reported he was only targeting the #93 were misrepresenting his words.

However, the Australian also warned that struggling manufacturers being publicly criticised by their own riders could be at greater risk of leaving༺.

Explaining further to , Miller said: “I was asked after the race in Germany because some riders hav🌟e ﷽‘bad bikes’. I then replied: ‘Yes, [but why do] they have bad bikes.’

“You have to🍨 decidꦕe who I meant... If you say it's about [Marquez], that's your interpretation.

“It's not my place to give ꦛanyone advice. I was just giving my opinion o♋n the situation. That's all.

“I 🎀have been asked for my opܫinion and have made it known.

“Not only did I give my thoughts 🥀on Honda's situation, I spoke about the situation of the entire MotoGP paddock.

“Because the reason why we are her🌺e is the many different manufacturers [present]. If we continue like this and do the [development] work badly, we will not have a cham🐼pionship [like this]. As simple as that.”