This still shot looks worse than it was - though Miller still crossed the line.
They had come to a stop, and after a very quick exchange, where Miller got into some yelling and finger pointing that suggested he was emphasizing his displeasure at being rammed on the last lap, Mir seemed to beg off as if he knew he was out-of-line and sorry for the contact, holding his hands up and taking a zero-conflict approach. Not leaving the conversation, but not wanting to 'Get Into it'....
But Miller
really wanted to fully transmit his displeasure, so he turned Mir's helmet by the chinbar to look him in the eye. Mir could've flipped out at that moment. Socially, he had license at that point to respond with some agro, but he let Miller get the last word and they parted.
https://www.speedcafe.com/2021/10/04/miller-on-mir-every-time-i-race-with-the-guy-he-seems-to-run-into-me/
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