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The Great Pcean Road with Jack and Fabio
Jack Miller Fabio Quartararo MotoGP
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Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix
The Great Ocean Road with Jack and Fabio
Great
Nice, but the Japanese allowed Marc to take a MotoGP bike on a public Rd, why wont the Aussies afford Jack the same courtesy?
#preevent backstage!
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Special thanks to Ducati Melbourne!
Aaron Mcfadzen Jamie Grist down the go g Road today
C'est beau la vie de pilote
Anna one day to early lol
Jack Miller more respect with Brazilian people!
Future team mates right there.
Mi spiace siete molto scarsi con quel catorcio di moto.svegliatevi .
Guillaume Villard
Les stars .....
Enjoy the moment boys, looks like fun
Postcards from Philip Island!
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Jacks on the prowl I can fell it now
I'm here
Looks amazing, greatest race track 🙌☺️
See u soon
Magic day showing my mate @FabioQ20 this epic part of Australia , damn it is good to be back! 🦘 🇦🇺
One day #preevent #AustralianGP
The unofficial 😜 backstage video.
@jackmilleraus @FabioQ20 @MotoGP @pramacracing @sepangracing
Are you ready?
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#JapaneseGP RACE. Jack Miller and Francesco Bagnaia 10th and 13th respectively at Motegi in the Grand Prix of Japan.
Jack Miller finished in Top 10 after fighting for the podium in the first 10 laps. Francesco Bagnaia got three points passing in thirteenth position under the checkered flag. The Grand Prix of
#JapaneseGP Quali. Convincing second row start for Jack (P6) in the qualifying for the Gp of Japan. Pecco (P14) will start from row 5.
The qualifying for the Grand Prix of Japan - held on a wet track surface after the morning rain that in the FP3 forced the riders to lap in wet conditions - ended
#JapaneseGP FP. Positive start to Motegi weekend for Jack (P7) as Pecco (P14) improves lap by lap to find a good feeling in FP2
The free practice of the Grand Prix of Japan ended with the seventh time recorded by Jack Miller - who set the Top Speed (311.2 km/h) - and the fourteenth position of Francesco
