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Jack Miller has said he "wouldn't change a single thing" about his MotoGP career so far. Even amid a difficult season on the new Yamaha V4 and uncertainty surrounding his contract situation, he says he has no regrets about the path he's taken — a reflection of a veteran's hard-earned perspective.
'I wouldn't change a thing' — so very Miller, and it gives me chills. A tough season on the new Yamaha V4, uncertainty over his contract. Still being able to affirm his own path is proof that every single lap, from corner entry to exit, was ridden for real. Not about winning or losing — only someone who's loved racing to the fullest can say a line like that. I love a veteran like this.
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Contract status unclear means next season's plans still aren't settled - curious for updates
What kind of rider was Miller originally? I'm not too familiar with his career
He's a proven talent who wowed people with a rough-and-tumble riding style in his Ducati days and even scored a win - a rider with a lot of fans, character included
Being able to take pride in your own choices even through a turbulent career is genuinely cool
That the switch to a V4 is struggling this much shows just how much time it really takes to adapt to a new machine
Saying 'I won't change anything' while his contract status is unclear - I can't help but suspect there's some bravado in there
Miller's always had that unpretentious character, so I think it's fair to take this as his honest, straightforward opinion
Being able to make a comment this composed during a tough season on the new Yamaha V4 - that's real Miller-style grit
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