The Australian was a low-key 15th on the timesheets at the end of Sunday in Indonesia having focused his efforts on race running.
His day was almost compromised by a crash early into his first race simulation, however, when the balance of his Ducati GP22 was thrown off when he took onboard a full fuel tank.
Angry at the mistake, Miller was able to return to his Ducati garage for his second bike and finish his programme – which he admitted was “important to me”.
“Ready, no – but when are we ever ready?” he replied when asked if he felt ready for the Qatar season-opener on 6 March.
“I mean, the race is the race. It’s completely different. I feel as ready as we can be to head there.
“As you can tell by my face, it was pretty hot and a long day.
“But anyway we got through what we needed to today. Unfortunately, I had a little crash on the first of my long runs, just putting the full tank.
“Most of the time the boys are just filling the tank up, so to get the full…
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