Miller was quickest in the opening practice session for MotoGP's French GP as Marc Marquez made his return from injury and crashed. Full report and results:
He crashed early on in FP1 when he lost the front end of his Honda going into Turn 11, and eventually ended the session 12th.
The headline of FP1 at the start of the session was Honda bringing the Kalex chassis it first tested at Jerez two weeks ago for bothBoth began the session on the older frame, with Marquez forced to switch to the Kalex chassis for the remainder of the session when he crashed just under 15 minutes in.This would stand as the benchmark until championship leaderHe improved on his next lap to a 1m32.504s, and again with a 1m32.
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