Jack Miller’s first words after the Malaysian GP accident

australian Jack Miller declared himself lucky to make it out alive this Monday. After suffering a heavy fall at the start of the MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday.

KTM rider involved in a potentially dramatic event In this race, South African teammate Brad Binder and Frenchman Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) were caught up in the second corner of the first lap of the Sepang race.

Three people went off course, Miller’s head appeared to collide with the back of Quartararo’s motorcycle.

The 29-year-old driver required treatment on track before being taken to a medical center. In the end, there were no major injuries, but.

”I was lucky to escape unscathed… Thank you to everyone who sent me warm messages.” the Australian published in an Instagram message.

The race was stopped by a red flag and when restarted, Binder tried to make a comeback, but withdrew due to left shoulder pain.

”Today was a stark reminder of the risks drivers face every time they take to the grid.“KTM said in a statement.

”Brad attempted a second start, but shoulder pain prevented him from starting safely.The team’s race director, Francesco Guidotti, said: “Jack underwent tests at the medical center, but was able to return to the box and complete the race safely.”