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Jack Miller was forced to improvise when a braking problem left him vulnerable in the final laps of the Czech MotoGP.
Jack Miller disclosed that an engine-braking problem during the Czech MotoGP at Brno negatively impacted his performance in the final laps. Despite a strong start where he moved from tenth to eighth, he faced difficulties due to the mechanical issue, causing him to drop to 11th place by the end of the race. Miller stated that the race was challenging, with the issue affecting his braking ability at Turn 3. The problem arose approximately seven laps before the finish, leading to a slide down the rankings. Despite losing positions to other riders, a post-race penalty for Fermin Aldeguer elevated Miller back to tenth place in the final results. Looking ahead, Miller aims to focus on the Suzuka 8 Hours event in August during the MotoGP summer break after finishing 14th in the Brno standings. Miguel Oliveira, Miller’s teammate, finished 17th, while Fabio Quartararo secured the sixth position, being the top-placed Yamaha rider.
