Miguel Oliveira produced a near replica of Jorge Martin's stunning race start a week earlier in Qatar as the KTM rider powered from twelfth on the grid to third at Turn 1 of Sunday's Doha round. "It was a normal start, the kind we have been practicing in these times," Oliveira said. "Actually the 0-100k was the same as I do in my practice starts so we did that on the race and my reaction to the lights was good. "I kept myself together because Bradl was next to me and he moved the bike when the lights were red. In those cases it is easy to anticipate also and jump the start but I kept it together and it was a good start. "Sometimes these things come out well because...
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