Jack Miller takes a Red Bull KTM to victory in Australia…

In what he will hope is a sign of things to come in MotoGP, Jack Miller rode a Red Bull-livered KTM to victory in the Open class at the ‘Battle in the Bush’ motocross event in Conondale, Queensland.
Jack Miller, MotoGP, Grand Prix of the Americas, 9 April
Jack Miller, MotoGP, Grand Prix of the Americas, 9 April

But since Miller remains contraꦏcted to Ducati until the end of this season, any mention of KTM was carefully removed from his pair of Austrian MX machines, which are still instantly recognisable from the orange tubular steel frame🐈 and WP suspension.

Some D🦂ucati logos were also added to the top of the radiator shrouds:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A lifelong motocross fan, who like many MotoGP riders relies on the sport heavily for training, Miller underlined his off-road skills by finishing 3-2 in the 125cc two-stroke class, for second overall behind Joel Rizzo, then winning the Open category (on a four-strokeꦅ) courtesy of 2-1 results.

The triple MotoGP race winner also .

Miller, currently seventh in the 🐼MotoGP standings, will remain in Australia before returning to Europe for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on August 5-7.

☂His firs♕t outing on a Red Bull KTM MotoGP machine is set to take place at the Valencia post-race test, in November.

Altไhough Ducati's MotoGP riders are forced to use de-badged Motocross machines from rival manufacturers, since the Italian brand doesn't have an off-road racing machine of its own, the situation is reversed (for the same reason) when KTMಌ's MotoGP riders need a Superbike for some track day training.

Countryman Remy Gardner recently revealed 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:he has taken up Hard Enduro as his preferred traini🥃ng method, to try a🧸nd reduce the risk of injury after twice being caught out by Motocross in the past.

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