Jack Miller suspects Yamaha engine issue after another “unrideable” MotoGP
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Jack Miller blames Yamaha engine issues after crash at Indonesian MotoGP
Jack Miller has once again confronted a near “unrideable” Yamaha machine, this time at the Indonesian MotoGP in Mandalika, marking the second consecutive Grand Prix where the Australian rider’s race was compromised by severe bike issues. After a challenging weekend in Japan, where Miller attributed his struggles to “ridiculously safe” starting tyre pressures causing extreme front-end instability in traffic, the Mandalika race exposed further pro…
John Herdman admitted to being both nervous and excited when he raised the finish line at the 2026 Mandalika MotoGP. He likened the sensation to being at GBK.
John Herdman admitted he was impressed by the speed of the Mandalika MotoGP up close. The Indonesian national team coach also highlighted the quality of the elite teams.
It's obvious that the Honda was particularly suffering on the Mandalika circuit, Indonesia's MotoGP Grand Prix theater. And after two falls on Saturday, Johann Zarco took over to make a great jump Saturday and Sunday. With three small marked units, at the end of the main event. Also to read: MotoGP – [...] MotoGP article: "I didn't come for anything": Zarco debriefed in length after a difficult GP appeared first on the Mag Sport Auto.
At the MotoGP in Indonesia, the Honda drivers experienced a disappointing weekend. For the next MotoGP race in Australia, Johann Zarco sees the Aprilia RS-GP as another clear advantage.
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