Jack Miller voices strong opinion against Qatar GP: “Nobody wants to go, we’ve made our opinion very clear”
Jack Miller says he doesn’t understand why MotoGP is pressing ahead with the Qatar Grand Prix, saying 19 out of 22 riders are not ready to take part in the race. The entire MotoGP has held a series of meetings over the last 10 days, with the majority of the pack taking a united stand about the Losail event scheduled for 6-8 November. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has been ... Keep…
Jack Miller, a MotoGP rider, has expressed his strong disapproval of the planned Qatar Grand Prix (GP). Miller states that "19 out of the 22 riders are not ready to take part in the race," and that he personally does not want to attend the event due to the ongoing geopolitical unrest in the Middle East. Despite efforts from riders to halt the race, MotoGP has continued to press ahead, seeking assurances about the safety of the event and its personnel.
Miller emphasizes that he and his fellow riders are united in their stance, and believe that safety concerns, liability issues, and insurance are all critical factors that must be addressed before they will consider participating in the Qatar GP.
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