A decision to cancel the sprint was made following heavy rain and wind during🃏 the Moto2 race, which was red-flagged before two-thirds distance was complete.

Miller was asked about t⛦he decision to call off the sprint race and whether it was too early, when speaking ahead of this weekend’s ThaiGP which could also be affected by weather conditions.

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“Cancel it before it went on, I don't ♌think so,” said Miller. “At the end of the day, the rain was what it was. It wasn’t overly wet. 

“I went on the pit straight for about an hour after it was called and I wasn’t getting to🧜o wet. For sure it was windy buꦫt they made their decision and we have to stick to it. 

“I would have loved to have tried but they feel like 𓆉they made the correct call.”

That wasn’t the only surprise for Miller, as the Australian also admitted he was late🌃 in heari🎀ng about the schedule change.

After it was confirmed that the main race would be moved to Saturday, M🦂iller had to wait until being told by Team Manager Francesco Guido♛tti, which came late on Friday evening.

“I didn’t even hear of the change to the schedule until Francesco told me,” said Miller. “That was the first I heard th🐭at they were changing it and putting the main rac𓆉e on Saturday. 

“I feel like everyone thought Sunday was going to be a bit of a write off. Even exiting the tওrack on Saturday it just felt weird. 

In terms of th๊is weekend, Miller believes the KTM should suit the Buriram circuit as⛦ he looks to secure his first top five in a grand prix since round four of the year at Jerez.

Miller added: “Looking forward to the weekend here. I think the KTM should work really well 🅘around here. 

“Weather looks a bit unpredictable but it’s typical tropical weather. We will have a bit of everything every da🍌y. I really like the track. It will be nice racing in the heat again.”