KTM’s Jack Miller topped a chaotic FP2 as Pol Espargaro was airlifted to hospital following a violent crash MotoGP PortugueseGP
KTM’s Jack Miller topped a chaotic second practice for the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix which was red-flagged twice, the second for a serious crash involving Pol Espargaro.After a winter of toil for Miller and KTM, the Australian ended the first day of the 2023 season with a new lap record at the Algarve International Circuit after a late surge to the top.
The first came just under 15 minutes in when a technical issue with the timing system at the circuit forced the session to be halted for almost half an hour.
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