Honda boss Livio Suppo has stated that Jack Miller’s breakthrough MotoGP win in the wet at Assen “changes nothing” for the Japanese manufacturer’s plans. The Australian stunned the paddock with his victory in the two-part Dutch TT on Sunday, as he became the first satellite rider to triumph in the premier class since Toni Elias at Estoril in 2006. Read Also: Assen MotoGP: Motorsport.com's rider ratings Miller entered MotoGP last season, having taken the unconventional route of graduating directly from Moto3 as the result of a three-year deal with Honda, but came in for criticism after a subdued first campaign for the LCR squad. Moving to Marc VDS for his sophomore campaign, Miller...
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