Haunted for two and half months by his exit from the lead of the Valencia finale, KTM’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller will continue his quest to become168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: MotoGP’s first race winner on three diffꦜerent brands of bike in 2024.

After a mid-s𒊎eason lull, the Australian looked poised for a 🐬perfect end to his debut RC16 season, moving into the Valencia lead after team-mate Brad Binder ran wide.

But Mi﷽ller lost the front of his orange machine at the same corner five laps later, ending his and KTM’s final chance of a 2023 Grand Prix victory.

“Well, I was ready to win in Valencia, but𒉰 sadly we all know how that ended,” Miller said o🐭f his 2024 goals at today’s team launch.

“I've only been thinking ab💎out that for the▨ last two and a half months!”

The🐭 𒊎Australian added: “We got close there on the last day, but it wasn’t to be.

“But definitely the way 2023 sort-of ended left me so hungry over this winter, eager to come back and achieve the goal I set last year: to ⛄become the first to win on three [bikes] and the third [rider to win] on a KTM.”

KTM motorsports director Pit Beirer believes, after finishing second best to Ducati in the riders and constructors' standings last season, the factory now has eve🅺rything in place to push for w🔥orld championship glory.

“I think they've [KTM] has dℱone a fantastic job in the last couple of years, especially last year,” said Miller, who joined theꦰ team as a double race winner at Ducati.

“We only have to look back 24 months ago to wherꦯe the position of the bike was and so on. And [now] to have it as one of the most wanted bikes on the grid… I think if you had your fairy godmother and a wish, if you weren't able to get the red bike, I'm pretty sure [KTM] would be the second on the list. And soon it’ll be the first.

“They've done a fantastic💦 job in such a short amount of time in terms of their MotoGP history. If you look at the red bikes, between 2007 and 2022, those two championships, it's a long time. And if you look at the histo🍌ry of KTM, their first full season was [2017], so where they are in such a short amount of time is amazing.

“I think it'll just continue to get better. Brad had an amazing year last year and we had♉ some great results from all of us on oඣur days, whether it be myself, Brad or Augusto. And even Pol.

“We were able to bring home second in th♚e constructors’ title against a brand that's got eight bikes on the grid and we only have four. So we did fantastic there and I think this year we do even better. Myself personally for sure!"

Quizzed about the new Red Bull KTM live🦋ry looking identical to last season, Miller quipped: "It looked good last year, so why not? 

"My boots 🐼and helmet have changed a little bit though. I just ꦅwanted to switch it up a little bit and picking the year is a little bit easier! 

"Many times in my career I've kind of had the same [looking] bikes, whether it be Marc VDS, Pramac and 𒁃even [factory] 🌳Ducati."

Miller was 14th but within 1.2s of former Ducati team-mate and reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia at the recent Sepang test. The final pre-season test takes place in Qatar onဣ February 19-20.

"The Sepang test went wellꦍ, happy with the bike and keen to get back on it again. I think we're all at the stage now where we're pretty keen to go raci💫ng."

The new season starts in Qatar on March 8-10.