168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jack Miller narrowly missed out on a top ten at the Dutch MotoGP after making a big front-end change.

The factory KTM rider cited a “considerable improvement” as he battled Franco Mor♔bidelli and Fabio Quartararo for tenth place.

“We made a conside𒅌rable improvement last night and the morning warm up was a little bit better,” said Miller.

“I was able to run a better pace and had a ๊nice fight all race long with Franky before closing in on a couple of t💝he other boys at the end of the race.

“I was able to gain confidence lap-by-lap. The change gaveꩵ me much better⛦ feedback on the front-end of the bike and I was really happy with that.

“It's a good base level to start at and fingers crossed we can build on that. It was something from�🌜� the data that we thought could help and it worked that way.”

Binder “didn’t leave anything on the table”

Miller☂’s team-mate Brad Binder was sixth following a post-race for Mജarc Marquez, but the South African wasn’t without his troubles.

Binder op🙈ted for the soft tyre in a bid stay with the front group, but the pace set was too ꦰhot as he admitted to burning the tyre.

Binder s🙈aid: “It was quite a hectic race. I decided to go with theꦿ soft [front tyre] at the start because I felt like it had more potential to go with the front boys.

“But the reality is that they were able to put down a super fast pace even on the medium and wꦏe were burning the soft trying to go with them. It was ♑a little bit tricky.

“I would have liked to have walked away with a better result and much closer, but at the end of the day I gave m💛y best and didn’t leave💖 anything on the table.”