Already suffering with food poisoning, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller was fortunate to emerge unscathed from two fast accidents during Friday practice for the Qatar MotoGP.

The first occurred at Turn 4 during FP1, before an even bigger evening accident ended his ho🉐pes of a top ten place and direct acc꧟ess to Qualifying 2.

“The crash in the morning was my fault - I wa🤪s just a bit too greedy,” said Miller.

“In Austin, we made some setup changes - raised the front a fair bit, changed positions and so on - and we tried to carrဣy that over here to see how it would work.”

Jack Miller crashes in Qatar MotoGP practice

Team directo♈r Gino Borsoi disagreed that Miller was to blame.

"It definitely wasn‘t an easy Friday, with Jack suffering two crashes. Of🐈 the two, the first one especially wasn‘t his fault,” he said⛦.

“But we know Jack - he always tries to give it everything, 🍬even when something isn‘t working quite right, because♊ that‘s just his racing style.

“It‘s the first tough Friday we‘ve had since the start of the 🥀season, but ಌthere‘s no real cause for concern.

“Eveღn a day like this helped us understand several things.”

Returning to a “more normal” set-up for the evening session, Miller 🐬felt his M1 “was working really well.”

Borsoi added: “It‘s a shame about the second🧜 crash, because he could definitely have improved. The performance was back to our usual standards.”

The Austrꦍalian had just set his personal best in Sector 1, but lost control under braking for Turn 6 (pictured).

“I felt conf🐻ident. On the first flying lap, I went a little deep into Turn 10, and in the change of direction I missed the line slightly,” Miller said.

“Still, I was confid🥃ent going out on the second tyre - I had a really clean first sector.

“But I carried just a bit too much speed out of Turn 6, got a bit of a wheelie, and when the bike caꩵme back down, it shook a bit.

“I went in full commitme♔nt on the brakes, trying to keep that momentum into the next corner, but I asked a little too much of the front and down I went.

“So we‘re going into Q1 tomor𝕴row and🎐 we‘ll try our luck there.

“Honestly, I felt goodꦇ about my chances of going straight through today  - we just didn‘t manage to put it all together. We‘ll try again tomorrow.”

While Miller finished the day in 17th place, Monster Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo s🌞ecured a Qualifying 2 place with sixth.