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Usually a rider's garage is a sort of confessional. Everything that's said inside there remains between the rider and his team. After the first race in Jerez, however, the Dorna cameras managed to enter the Pramac team's inner sanctum and documented Jack Miller's impressions of the GP.
See the full video HERE.
That Sunday, Marc Marquez had fallen and broke his humerus, and Ducati's Australian rider saw the accident.
"He was over the limit, he was over the limit," he said, clearly commenting on that episode.
Then he started getting into detail.
"The problem was that the traction control blocked him. [The wheel] backtracked. He was just too aggressive, then the traction control said: 'You want it all? You'll get it.' I've had a couple of moments like that too, but I managed to save myself," Jack explained.
His interview with Gigi Dall'Igna after his 4th place was also very interesting.
"It was my fault, because I had a really bad problem with my forearm, with twelve laps to go," he said. "In the right turns, I couldn't open the throttle slowly. I had to open it halfway, move my position, and then reopen it. Everything else was great, but I couldn't feel my hand."
Miller only had compliments for his Desmosedici GP20, during a weekend in which it was criticized by the official riders because of the new Michelin tire.
"The bike was pretty damned fantastic! I had the bike to beat Vinales," he stated.
