Despite the violent crash, Miller quickly returned to the paddock and rejoined his Yamaha teammates to continue the qualifying effort. His team, composed of experienced endurance riders, managed to secure one of the fastest average lap times of the day, which guaranteed them a place in the highly competitive Top 10 Trial – the shootout that determines the front of the starting grid.
The crash occurred during Miller’s time-attack lap, as he pushed the limits of grip and braking into the notoriously challenging first corner of the Suzuka circuit. While the bike sustained significant damage, Miller’s quick recovery and return to the garage boosted team morale and underscored the rider’s commitment to the race.
Back in the garage, mechanics worked frantically to repair the bike in preparation for the next day’s session. The team remains optimistic that Miller and his teammates can contend for a strong grid position in the Top 10 Trial and mount a serious challenge for victory in Sunday’s endurance classic.
This year’s Suzuka 8 Hours has seen a resurgence of factory teams and global talent, and Miller’s presence adds both speed and star power. With Yamaha returning in full force, expectations are high, and Miller’s performance – even after the crash – proves that the team has what it takes to compete at the highest level.
Fans around the world are watching closely, hoping to see a spectacular comeback from Miller and a thrilling race ahead.
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