Five-time 500cc world champion and Australian Grand Prix Corporation board member Mick Doohan has said he is 'totally devastated' by the cancellation of the Phillip Island MotoGP round. It's the second year in succession that the Australian motorcycle grand prix has been forced to withdraw from the world championship calendar due to 'restrictions and logistical challenges' caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. However, this year's exit is especially painful for Doohan since Australia not only has home star Jack Miller winning races in the premier-class, but countryman Remy Gardner leading the Moto2 world championship. “I’m totally devastated that we’re not hosting the Australian...
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