168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jack Miller couldn’t hide his delight at finally escaping the chronic chatter issues that plagued last year’s MotoGP campaign with KTM.

Switching to Pramac Yamaha this season, the Australian - whose RC16 was famously caught on camera shaking violently through a corner at Motegi last year - insisted he h𓃲as ‘zero’ chatter on the M1.

“Well, the rear tyre is not trying to fall out of the bike every time I go into a corner, so that’s a positive!” quipped Miller, who w🌊as the leading Yamaha rider throughout the Buriram season opener.

“It’s very nice🍌 [not to have chatter]♏. That's why I’ve got a big smile on my face every time I get off the bike.”

Jack Miller on Buriram crash

The Australian qualified fourth on the grid at Buriram but crashed out of sixth in the Sat🔴urday Sprint.

“Ev🎃en aft༺er a crash, you understand why it happened,” Miller continued.

“After thr🌳ee-four months off the bike and not being competitive for quite a bit of time, it's nice to be back at the pointy end a𝓰nd challenging those guys.

“Especially at a track like🏅 this where we've all done te♒sting and everybody is on such a high level.”

Miller was again sixth for the first half of Sunday’s Thai MotoGP, eventually salౠvaging eleventh, and top Yamaha, despite a loose fairing complicating his race.

The top KTM of B♓rad Binder was just over two-seconds ahead🌳, in eighth.