Jack Miller didn't give much away about the new Ducati parts he had been trying – fairing, engine, exhaust and possibly a new ride-height device - during the final MotoGP test of the year at Jerez. "Some positive, some negative. Like anything you test. Now we need to reassess how everything has gone and make a plan from there," said the Australian, who set the tenth fastest combined lap time, 0.8s behind team-mate and test leader Francesco Bagnaia. Before being fastest at a tight and twisty track like Jerez, Ducati - tradtionally known as a top speed bike - had won four of the final six MotoGP races with Bagnaia (who also fell from the lead in Misano), including a top-three...
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