Australian star Jack Miller finishes third in the German MotoGP, then provides a fan with an unforgettable moment after the race. Watch the footage.
Australian Jack Miller has survived scorching conditions to claim third in the German MotoGP, before providing an unforgettable moment for a fan in the crowd.
Reigning world champion Fabio Quartararo extended his lead in the overall standings by finishing first, while fellow Frenchman Johann Zarco finished second and Miller rounded out the podium.Before the race started a fan was shown in the crowd with a poster that read "Jack, wanna exchange gloves for a t-shirt?"After the race had finished, Miller continued around to where the fan was sitting, and went off circuit to deliver his gloves to the appreciative spectator.
"I'm tired, I was sick most of the weekend and was coughing during the race, but I am super happy," he said."I am here to win as many races as possible, maybe by the time it comes to Japan and Thailand , I will think about the title itself."
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