168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Jack Miller made it clear that he did not want to change the Qatar MotoGP practice session because of wet weather.

An unexpected downpour prompted riders to vote oꦆn whether to tweak the weekend’s format, and the majority opted for a shorter Friday practice session which did not count towards qualifying.

But KTM’s Mille🧜r was not in favo💜ur of altering the format.

“It was wet,” Miller was quoted by .

“The conditions were the conditions. We should 🎐have had a P2.

“To continue changing the rules and changing the strategy and changi🍌ng the whole f*****g weekend is a joke. It wasn't necessary.

“At the end of the day we are riders. We are paid to ride to the👍 conditions, not to complain about every time it rains or every time it's windy.

“I understand the stuff that can really mess you uꦫp. But when it's r🌄iding to the conditions…

“We a💦re all riding out there with tinted visors. A full-tinted visor in the night.

“Rain is rain🌠, it was everywhere🐲. You can see where the muddy line was forming, it was not an issue whatsoever."

Marc𒁏 Marquez topped the timesheet of the shortened second practice session♉ on Friday.

He was also🌊 not in favour of tweaking the format𒊎 of the weekend.

But the majo🌳rity of MotoGP riders opted fo🎃r a safety-first approach.

Jorge Martin, fastest ღin the dry FP1 session, said about the decision to delay qualifying access until Saturday: “I feel it was a nice decision.

“It was too risky to ཧtry to push with those conditions.

“Also, it wasn't counting, so it made no sense.”