Aussie Jack Miller says he is 'reasonably happy' with his performance at the second Sepang MotoGP test, even if the premier class rookie didn't quite hit his targets in Malaysia. The CWM LCR Honda rider was disappointed on Monday and Tuesday with his pace but ended the test on Wednesday on a brighter note after improving his long run from the first Sepang test. Miller, who lapped in 2m 01.593s to finish 22nd on the combined times on the RC213V-RS ahead of fellow newcomer Eugene Laverty, said: “Our long run was better than Sepang 1 but it's still not quite where I want to be. Overall we're not quite saving the tyres as much and for the Qatar test this is one of our big goals and already...
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