Jack Miller will depart Pramac after the MotoGP season and will join Yamaha’s factory WorldSBK squad for 2025.
Miller’s MotoGP chronology
The 31‑year‑old Aussie debuted in 2011 and has accumulated four premier‑class victories, 23 podiums and two pole positions over 16 seasons. He earned his first win at Le Mans in 2015 following a rare jump from Moto3 to MotoGP with Honda, then stayed with the manufacturer for three years before signing with Pramac for 2018.
During his tenure at Pramac, Miller’s nine podiums earned him a factory offer with Ducati, where he matched that record with three wins and 12 podiums. Ducati declined a 2025 renewal, and a brief stint with KTM produced a single podium before the contract ended.
Pramac’s roster reshuffle
Pramac confirmed Miller’s exit on Thursday, citing the non‑renewal of his contract and the arrival of new Australian talent Senna Agius, who will make the grid more competitive. The team’s vacant seat is slated for Izan Guevara, who will step up from Moto2 to partner Toprak Razgatlioglu.
Yamaha’s director, Paolo Pavesio, praised Miller’s technical insight and team spirit, noting his contributions accelerated progress for the factory MotoGP effort.
New chapter with Yamaha WorldSBK
Nicolo Canepa, Yamaha Europe’s Superbike division head, met Miller at the Silverstone Grand Prix and secured his commitment. Miller’s experience on a competitive bike will support Yamaha’s goal to build a formidable presence in the WorldSBK series.
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