168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Brad Binder made a brilliant start from the third row as he slipped into sixth place on lap one of the Dutch MotoGP sprint at Assen.

The factory KTM rider remained in the hunt f🃏or the top five until the end of t🧸he race.

However, Binder struggled to make 🎉any move on the Ducatis around him as his front tyre pressure was beginning to hinder him.

Binder said: “I had a great start and managed to get past most of the riders ahea♐d of me. After that I had to settle in and find out where I was s💝trong and where I could try and improve.

“As the laps went on I felt like I mad♊e some improvements in some areas, but I felt a little bit 🍒on the limit.

“When I tried to m🌱ake a move I was really struggling with the front more than I would like.

“I think it’s quite normal because I did the whole race behind somebody and the pressure was cooking.♓ Hopefully in the race I can get some cool air.”

Embroiled ꦗin a battle for the final place in the top ten, Jack Miller eventually finished the sprint race 13th.

Miller was again betteꦑred by KTM rookie🌠 Pedro Acosta, while Marco Bezzecchi and Miguel Oliveira also got the better of him.

Speaking about the battle, Miller added: “Decent battle♔ there with the 𝐆likes of Bez, Pedro and Miguel. 

“I was missing j🍃ust a little bit. I star༒ted coming good five laps in and put some decent laps in.

“Felt like I was clawing a𒊎t the back of those guys, but with four to go they were still able to run a really hot pace and I kind of hit the limit.

“I had some moments on the fron♋t-end and have been struggling with the balance. I've been struggling a bit with stability, especially on the back straight at turn 12.”