Jack Miller (Pramac Yamaha): Back to harsh reality in Brno?

At the Hungarian Grand Prix, Jack Miller crossed the finish line in eighth place. The Pramac Yamaha rider avoided the crash at the start and was one of those who benefited from the situation. He put in a solid performance on the M1 at the Balaton Park Circuit.

This weekend, the action continues with the Czech Grand Prix in Brno. Last year, he finished tenth in the Grand Prix at the Automotodrom Brno.

“I’m looking forward to Brno. It’s a track where I’ve had success in the past, and we had a really strong race there last year,” said “Jackass” ahead of the Czech Grand Prix. “The last few weeks have gone well. It was nice to take a short break after Balaton, focus on fitness training and prepare for this final push before the summer break.”

Miller, like his Yamaha team-mates, has felt more comfortable on the M1 over the last few race weekends. The Japanese manufacturer’s hard work is slowly paying off. However, they are still a long way off the top. “The results from the last few races are heading in the right direction, and that’s encouraging for all of us,” emphasised Miller. “The aim now is simply to build on this progress, keep improving and make the most of what is sure to be another important weekend for us.”

Gino Borsoi: Improvements to the chassis and electronics

Pramac team manager Gino Borsoi also sees progress in the Yamaha V4 project ahead of the race weekend in Brno. “Brno is a fantastic circuit and, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful tracks on the entire MotoGP calendar,” said the Italian. “Engine power will continue to be a key factor here, particularly on some of the longer acceleration sections, but thanks to the progress we’ve made with the chassis and electronics, we’re in a much better position than we were at the start of the season. It’s encouraging that we’ve been steadily closing in on the points in recent races and reducing the gap to the riders fighting for the top 10. This trend is more important than any single result. Brno will be another benchmark for gauging how much the overall package has improved compared to the start of the year. We know there is still work ahead of us, but the path Yamaha has taken is the right one, and we are confident that we can continue to make progress.”

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However, on the fast Brno circuit, it will be difficult for Jack Miller to secure another top-10 finish. This is because engine power and acceleration are not currently among the Yamaha M1’s strengths.