With conditions he usually stars in, Jack Mi𒊎ller was unable to replicate previous flag-to-fla🐎g performances at the Austrian MotoGP following issues aboard his Desmosedici GP-21.

M﷽iller was running inside the top six earlier on, but as the race went on the Australian was unable to hold 🌳the pace of the leading riders. 

The Ducati rider instead came under pressure from Brad Bi🦂nder, Joan Mir and Aleix Espargaro who all made their way past Miller.

This prompted an early gamble to wet tyres - a decision that was two laps too early. However, it was one taken with ‘issues beforehand’ in mind which limite🦂d the Ducati rider’s performance. 

Miller said: "I was having some issues beforehand so I just threw a hail mary basically. I came out of turn three on the lap where I came in and I had a look at where the rain was coming from and it looked prett♎y close.&n🀅bsp;

"I thought ‘okay I might be able to time this to perfection’, but I had no other option le🦄t’s say. 

"I had a big problem with the bike so yeah. Not the couple of races we wanted here in♚ Austria, but anyway, we move forward."

Miller, who has been in 🃏his fair share of ‘crazy’ MotoGP races, said Austria wasn’t ‘too bad’ as h🅘e was able to push for much of the race even though it was drizzling.   

"I’ve been in a few crazy ones and that one wasn’t too bad. It was drizzling most of the time but we were able to push relatively hard," aꦰdded Miller.  

"You had to keep some sort🥂 of margin, let's say.🅺 Especially when forcing the tyre because you just didn’t know where the edge of the grip was."