Pramac Ducati's Jack Miller ended second practice for the MotoGP French Grand Prix fastest as the tricky conditions led to a number of crashes late on. Spots of rain just before the session was given the green light meant only a handful of riders, including Joan Mir on the Suzuki, Yamaha's Valentino Rossi and Miller, headed out on circuit. Rossi had opted straight away for a slick medium rear tyre, but quickly aborted the run after his best flying lap was some 3.7 seconds slower than Mir's wet-shod effort of 1m43.515s. Johann Zarco soon took over top spot with a 1m41.811s, while several more who'd fitted slick tyres early on bailed out to switch to wets. However, Miller went in the...
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