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Jack Miller was left fuming with a penalty in the Valencia MotoGP sprint after a collision
During the MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix sprint, Pramac’s Jack Miller criticized the penalty he received for a collision with Fermin Aldeguer, calling it “not valid” and expressing his frustration with the stewards’ inconsistency.
Miller was initially instructed to drop three spots for the incident at Turn 2, a sanction he deemed “ridiculous” and chose to disregard.
Subsequently, the penalty was converted to a long lap, causing Miller to lose three positions anyway, finishing 12th behind Aldeguer.
Miller vented his dissatisfaction during the media debrief, condemning what he perceived as aggressive riding by Aldeguer and questioning the validity of the penalty imposed on him.
Citing the nature of the incident and Aldeguer’s riding style, which he attributed to younger riders in the field, Miller emphasized the need for consistency in the application of penalties in MotoGP.
