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Fabio the one to watch. Running hard and medium front and rear.
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Miller's rear is shot
I'm telling you now, Miller jumped into Motogp too early, and it's screwed him up. Should've had a longer spell in Moto3/2.
Gardner, even if he gets run down for this year's moto2 title, will usurp him as Australia's no1 rider by the end of next season.
What's the thought process behind this?
An emotional response maybe. Jack did ok . 5th . I mean he’s best 22 .
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I got caught up elsewhere during the week, I did not expect to respond so long after my view.
Not that Klyntonius is going to give a sh*t about it today, but here's my point.
Miller survives on being really good and/or good enough, and potential. He's also a colourful character.
Has there been anything he's done that says he's going to elevate himself to the top tier of motorbike racers?
His intermittent wins have not been authoritative. There's no season where you could say if he had a better bike, he'd have won the WC.
It's not about mastering riding a bike, you have to master winning, master the expectation of winning. Miller hasn't done it. Bagnaia has surpassed him.
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In moto2-3, you're a big dog despite still being inexperienced. You could pass off not winning the 2014 Moto3 title had he moved onto Moto2 and won that.
Even though I've been watching MotoGP all these years, I'm a fair bit ignorant of moto2. So when Bagnaia was leading at Misano last year, I'm like "Who's this guy?" But I looked him up this week and saw he won the Moto2 title.
Miller hasn't made the most of his formative years in GP.