Jack Miller revealed that he accepted an apology from Maverick Vinales for their collision at the British MotoGP.
Miller was delighted to see the weather turn, with eight laps remaining, so he could advantage of the newly-wet conditions and salvage a slightly better result than he feared.Miller detailed his recovery from the Vinales incident: “I took time to get it turned. I got back to work, behind Fabio, trying to chase him down.“It started getting a bit better mid-race, I felt like I was managing the rear enough so that I could make one or two overtakes towards the end.
“I was able to take more risk than the others. I had plenty of bikes in front of me, I could see how the grip was.“So it’s not all bad, we got lucky in that sense. We salvaged a couple of points - it was looking pretty grim.” Miller admitted he wanted heavier rain: “Yes, of course, the situation I was in, I hoped it would piss down, it would be all-out chaos!“Then I got to the back straight and saw what it was about.
“We got a warning light for the temperatures, saying it was getting cold when I was on my own. When I got back with the group it was alright. “I had a lunge at Zarco, got him on the last lap. I was shaping up to Luca Marini but didn’t have enough to get him.“It was tricky conditions and we learned a lot, in terms of set-up.
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