Jack Miller explains Martin contact: “Unfortunate but obviously my fault”
Jack M🐷iller: 'I just went to check what was behind me... And right at that point, Jorge was slowing down'

A mix-up between MotoGP title leader 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin and J168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:ack Miller saw the KTM rider clip💜 the side of the Pramac Ducati in the closing s♎tages of Friday practice at Assen.
Both were on slow laps, with Martin ahead of Miller as several riders were manoeuvring to try and find a towꦕ behind Francesco Bagnaia.
The incident occurred when the Australian glanced backwards to check he was not obstru🍸cting anyone, just as﷽ Martin braked in response to Bagnaia slowing down ahead of him.
Unsighted, Miller narrowl⛄y avoided a direct hit on the Spaniard’s rear wheel but did take ‘an exhaust to the arm’ anꦰd lost some aero, sending him into the pits.
“We🍸 had a few littl꧋e issues today and the coming together with Jorge just sort of capped it off," Miller said.
“Fortunately for ൲myself and him, we both stayed up. It wasn’t anything too serious.
“I✃ just went to check what was behind me and make sure I wasn’t getting in anyone’s way. And right at that point, Jorge was slowing down.
“It was unfortunate but obviously my fault.”
Martin was untroubled by♊ the contact and 🅰able to continue.
“I was trying to find a good tow and just folloꦉwed Pecco to th෴e left side of the track," he said.
"I don’t know what he🎃𝓀 [Miller] did but we touched each other. For me, it wasn’t an issue and I kept going.”
Martin finished a difficult day, by his standings, in fifth to secu🌱re direct access to Qualifying 2. Miller was 18th.

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