Jack Miller made a small progression in the final MotoGP race of the season 🍨to end his stint at KTM in the points.

Miller made a good sta♔rt to the race, but could climb no higher than 13th having found himself unable to pass Miguel Oliveira, who next year will be his teammate at the Pramac Yamaha team.

“It was positive,” Miller said. “I trie🧸d my best. 

"Made a decent start, just hung i♛n there behind Miguel [Oliveira] and couldn’t really go forwards from there, honestly.

“Just little moments here, there, and everywhere. We managed to bring it home, not the result we ✨wanted, but happy enough to be back in the points and finishing out like that.

“Really nice to c🌺ome back to the team, do a burnout, and sign off likꦉe that. It's always a lot better than signing off in the gravel.

“L൲ooking forward to Tuesday, a new chapter, and trying to see what we can do with that.”

Miller had suffered sign🅰ificant rear grip issues in Saturday’s Sprint, but a change of rear tyre from the medium-compound to the hard-compound yielded an improvement, although there was still a drop later on for the Australian.

“I went with the hard [compound rear tyre💎] today," he said.

"The left side kind of dropped away on me, ♕Miguel was definitely stronger on the left side than I 🐲was.

“I felt extrem𒀰ely strong at the beginning, but kind of fell away𝐆. 

"So, I would say we will analyse the data but we don’t have to, we just go and start fresh on Tuesday so lookinඣg forward to it.”