The Malaysian Grand Prix has been red-flagged after a multi-bike incident on the opening lap of the race.
TV photos confirmed KTM rider Jack Miller falling off his bike on the entry to Flip 2, together with his head then getting briefly tangled within the Yamaha M1 of Fabio Quartararo.
Miller’s team-mate Brad Binder was additionally concerned within the melee.
Race management declared that each one three riders are aware, with the medical crew arriving on the scene to take care of Miller.
Each Binder and Quartararo have been in a position to return to their respective garages, though the latter was seen hobbling as he walked away from the monitor.
A pink flag was proven earlier than the tip of the opening lap, with all remaining riders returning to the pitlane.
The restart process will start at 15:20 native time, and the race will now run to 19 laps – three fewer than scheduled.
Francesco Bagnaia will take the start from pole place on the manufacturing facility Ducati forward of championship chief Jorge Martin.
Replace: Miller was later seen strolling again to the KTM storage after coming back from the medical centre. He is not going to take the restart.