Jack Miller’s lap one crash at the Malaysian Grand Prix brought out the red flags as he was treated trackside and transported via ambulance to the circuit medical centre. The Australian escaped major injuries and was shown on the international TV feed walking back to the pits just before the race was restarted in Sepang.

Jack Miller admitted Monday he was lucky to walk away from a nasty crash at the Malaysian MotoGP, with his team saying it was a stark reminder of the dangers riders face.

Australian MotoGP rider Jack Miller suffers a horror crash on the first lap at the Malaysian Grand Prix, but luckily walks away with only minor injuries.

Jack Miller suffered a horrific first-lap fall in Malaysia as he slammed into the rear of a Yamaha, while also being run over by Joan Mir

MotoGP: When Alex Marquez's Ducati touched the front of Binder's KTM, it triggered a scary fall, and Miller's head ended up on the wheel of Quartararo's Yamaha.

An update has been given by Francesco Guidotti on the state of Jack Miller and Brad Binder after their lap one crash in Sepang.

The Malaysian Grand Prix has been red-flagged after a multi-bike incident on the opening lap of the race.TV images showed KTM rider Jack Miller falling off his bike at the entry to Turn 2, with his head then getting briefly tangled in the Yamaha M1 of Fabio Quartararo.

Australian Jack Miller said luck was on his side when the Red Bull KTM rider survived a nasty crash in the opening lap of the Malaysian Grand Prix at the Sepang International Circuit on Sunday.

All three riders involved in first-lap accident have received a clean bill of health and there will be no further investigation