Jack Miller scored his maiden MotoGP race victory in a sensational wet Dutch Grand Prix at Assen, beating Marc Marquez in a restarted race. The race started wet but drying, with Yonny Hernandez surging through to the lead on soft-compound tyres, before he crashed out. Renowned wet-weather ace Danilo Petrucci was the next unlikely leader, and he was out front when the race was red flagged due to a biblical rainstorm. The early laps of the 12-lap restart were remarkable, as second-placed Andrea Dovizioso – who twice started from pole – crashed out from second and then Valentino Rossi tumbled out of a handsome lead. This handed the race to Honda, and it was Miller’s satellite Marc VDS...
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