Jack Miller: 'Marc passed me when my bike got lost' in Misano MotoGP Sprint
Jack Miller reveals an unusual technical issue spelt the🐻 end of his efforts to keep Marc Marquez at bay during the San Mari📖no Sprint race.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jack Miller knew it would be a tough task to hold off Marc Marquez during Saturday’s San Marino MotoGP Sprint race.
Marquez was starting an out-of-sync ninth after crashing in qualifying, with Mille🦋r leapfrogging ahead of the Aragon winner as he shot from 12th to 7th on the opening lap.
The Australian then kept Marque🤡z at bay for half of the 13-lap race, until the KTM rider suffered an unusual electronic glitch.
MotoGP machines are programmed with differe🎃nt engine settings for each corner of a race track and Miller suspects his RC16 ‘got lost’ during the braking zone into Turn 8.
“Just as I swapped the map on the straigh🐻⛄t, I had a little electronic issue or something," said Miller.
“Going into the braking zone for 🎃🅷Turn 8 it was like the system got lost.
"It went full engine brake halfwayไ through the braking zone. Then it clutch𓆉ed itself, free wheeled almost, and snapped out of it.
“That was when Marc was able to get past.
“I felt like I was riding quite protective and managing my braking markers pretty well to try and keep him behind. Obviously, he had better pace b🅘ut I was just trying to do what I could.
“Theꦆn halfway through that braking zone, she went ‘brm𝄹mm’. It almost feels like the thing’s seizing a little bit.
"It's done it a few times and itಞ’s like the [throttle] butterflies shut all the way, completely closed. And then it realises how much [rear wheel] lock you’ve actually got and snaps out of it really aggressively.
“That was enough to put me a little bit wide and left the door🍬 well and truly ꦯopen for [Marc] to come on through.”
Mille𓂃r then remaine♉d in eighth place, finishing a fraction from team-mate Binder and just ahead of Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo.
After his earlier defensive riding, Miller found himself limited by front t🌱yre pressure issues when trying to go on the attack.
“Every time I kind of got close to Brad, I'd h🌳ave some decent locks on the front,” he said. “Obviously the temperature out there was pretty high and running a very similar ꦐpace, you kind of get stuck in that mode, I guess you can say.
“But I enjoyed it. No mistakes, just trying to hang in there and see how long we could sort of s🤡tick it out with those boys. And that was a lot of fun. We were definitely pushing the whole way through.”

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