Jack Miller expresses frustration over Australian GP cancellation at Phillip Island
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 25, 2026, 9:37 AM
Last updated Oct 25, 2026
Jack Miller expressed disappointment following the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island due to low visibility, which rendered the medical helicopter inoperable. The event was scheduled for October 25, marking a significant farewell for the venue before it is replaced by a new urban track in Adelaide next year. Miller was set to make his last MotoGP appearance at his home track before transitioning to the World Superbike Championship. He thanked fans who braved poor weather conditions for their support, emphasizing the emotional weight of missing this race.
- •Miller calls cancellation 'tough to swallow' and 'pissing me off'
- •Low visibility led to scrapping all track action at Phillip Island
- •Miller was set to start fourth on the grid
- •Phillip Island will be replaced by a new Adelaide track next year
- •Miller plans to race at Phillip Island in WSBK next February
- 9:37 AMYahoo Sports — Jack Miller says Australian GP cancellation “tough to swallow”: “It is pissing me off”
- 9:37 AMMotorsport.com — Jack Miller says Australian GP cancellation “tough to swallow”: “It is pissing me off”
"Jack Miller has conceded he feels “pissed off” by the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix, saying missing out on one final MotoGP race in front of his home crowd was “tough to swallow”. Low visibility rendered the medical helicopter inoperable at Phillip Island, forcing race control to scrap all track action scheduled for Sunday, including the main premier class event. The ...Keep reading
"The Australian was denied a chance to make his farewell MotoGP appearance at Phillip Island after weather forced the cancellation of the event
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External links- Yahoo SportsOct 25, 2026, 9:37 AMJack Miller says Australian GP cancellation “tough to swallow”: “It is pissing me off”
The Australian was denied a chance to make his farewell MotoGP appearance at Phillip Island after weather forced the cancellation of the event
- Motorsport.comOct 25, 2026, 9:37 AMJack Miller says Australian GP cancellation “tough to swallow”: “It is pissing me off”
Jack Miller has conceded he feels “pissed off” by the cancellation of the Australian Grand Prix, saying missing out on one final MotoGP race in front of his home crowd was “tough to swallow”. Low visibility rendered the medical helicopter inoperable at Phillip Island, forcing race control to scrap all track action scheduled for Sunday, including the main premier class event. The ...Keep reading
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