168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller was inside the top 10 of Day 1 at the MotoGP preseason Buriram test.

The former Honda, Ducati and KTM rider is adjusting well to his Yamaha, the manufac🗹t𒉰urer that has caught the eye in preparation for the 2025 racing.

Miller ♍pointed out an area where his new machine can give him more than last year’s KTM was able to.

“I am enjoying it, the bike is pleasant to ride, yꦛou can trust the front end which is a massive bonus,” Miller said in Buriram.

“It leaves you wanting more. Every time you put on 🔯a new tyre, yo💙u think ‘I should have carried more corner speed’.

“It leaves y♍ou with a lot of confidence in the front end, which was missing in th🦄e past couple of years.

“I am pleasantly surprised by that.

“🍰With the rear? We worked on the stop-start corners. I was happy with the changes we made.”

Jack Miller 10th-fastest in Buriram

Miller - who is alongside Miguel Oliv⛄eira in the Pramac team who have switched from Ducati to Yamaha - described his ne🃏w bike as a “rocket ship” from the start line.

He said about testing in Buriram: “We hit the ground running with our base setting from😼 ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚSepang.

“I was happy with it. The track was good, just dusty. Thankfully with all the bikes out there, it cleans up qu𝕴ickly.

“The bike works🔥 well꧑. Rear grip is still an issue. But, here, when grip levels are not high, I don’t notice it as much. In Sepang I noticed it more.

“I did 🎉a lot of .30s laps today, I would’ve l♛oved to do a .29s.

“I am happy with the p🎶ace. The biꦐke is nice to ride in the heat.

“The team did some adjustments. B🐈ut in general the setup was the same as how we finished in Sepang.

“I was happy with how it worked in semi-dodgy condi♐tions.

“Every time you exit 🙈on a new bike, you have to be a sponge and abso🍌rb. Understand what the bike is telling you.”

The past couple of✱ years have been ♕rough for Yamaha.

But Mil👍ler sees no reason why the manufact🦹urer cannot build upon their promising preseason.

“I 🅺don’t listen to what anybo𓆉dy says,” Miller insisted.

“Yamaha used to suit a lot of tracks, and it doesn’t anymore. Ducati didn’✃t used to, now it suits them all.

“Times are changing. We focus on what we can do.

“Y𒈔amaha has been pretty strong here, in the past.”

Quotes provided by Derry Munikartono in Buriram