Jack Miller says he had to go “all out” on the final lap of the MotoGP Grand Prix of the Americas to defend third from Ducati stablemate Andrea Dovizioso.  The Pramac rider inherited third after long-time leader Marc Marquez crashed his Honda on lap nine, but had fallen back from the battle between Yamaha's Valentino Rossi and Alex Rins on the Suzuki. Miller was reeled in by the recovering works Ducati of Dovizioso, who started from 13th, and had to push on the final lap to keep his one second gap intact. “I was looking for where the next guy was, which was [Franco] Morbidelli at the time, and I was reading my pit board,” said Miller.  “But I...
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