After a brilliant ride at the 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Aragon MotoGP where he narrowly missed out on a podium to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Aleix Espargaro despite starting 10th, Binder went two places better at Motegi as he converted his first-ev✤er premier class front row start into second place. 

The KTM rider appeared to struggle during the early stages after being passed by team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Miguel Oliveira and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin, however, Binder’s pace got stronger and stronger as the race went on, befoℱre overtaking Martin for P2 with one lap remaining. 

"It was a fantastic weekend for myself and the team, you know we've been working so hard this season and we haven't got many good results so to be standing back on the podium is ꦐan amazing feeling," said Binder. 

"It was tough out there today, at the beginning of the race I was really str♔uggling a little bit to understand how hard I could push with the rear because it was the first time I'd done la🍌ps on the H [hard tyre]. 

"Clearly I understood really well following Jorge and Jack at the 🉐beginning where we were losing time and where I was strong, so I was able to do laps behind them and really figure out where I needed to improve and use my strong points to my advantage."

The 2022 season has been another disappointing one for KTM, as the Austrian manufacturer has just the one win which came in extremely poor condit🐼ions at Mandalika.

With that at the back of his mind, Binder alluded to his Motegi podium being ‘desperately needed’, while also hoping it༺ can serve as a momentum builder going forward.

Binder said: "As the race went on I felt like I got better and better, and I need to say a massive thank you to my team for giving me the confidence to go with the H rear considering we'd ne🌺ver used it. 

"To walk away to🥃day with a podium ღis fantastic, I pushed hard and fought hard from lap one but like I said, hats off to my team. 

"They fought so hard, we needed this podium desperately and this is the start of ma🦄ny more."

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller on ‘another level’, says future MotoGP team-mate Binder

While Binder was one of the🤡 quickest riders a🀅t the end of Sunday’s race, the pace Miller showed out front was too hot for anyone to handle, including Binder.

The soon-to-be teammates will form one of the stronge🐠st rider pairings on the grid next season at KTM, and Binder is excited to have the Aussie join the Aust𝓰rian outfit. 

"Congrats to Jack, he was on another level today," stated Binder. ♒"When he passed me, he literally disappeared in about three or four laps. I could see he was on a roll and knowing Jack I thought he'd have the Hard tyre too. 

"By about Lap 10🌃 I knew we weren't gonna see him again. Ha𝕴ts off to Jack and it's gonna be awesome having him in the team next year."