Jack Miller rediscovered the spring in his step on the first day of MotoGP free practice in Argentina as he ended the day in an impressive fourth place. According to the Australian, he was 'having a ball' on a bike that was largely unchanged from the one which took him to 14th position at Qatar in the first race of 2016. However, a lack of grip which encourages rear wheel steering – something both Miller and the current RC213V are happy to do – around the dirty 2.9-mile track also negated some of the machine's serious deficits; namely front-end stability. “I'm happy with that, that's for sure,” said Miller. “I don't know what it is here. The Honda's seem to be working pretty well...
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