Official, Pramac says goodbye to Miller: farewell at the end of the season. But he could reunite with Yamaha in WSBK

Farewell…

Jack Miller will leave the Pramac team and Yamaha at the end of this season. It was one of the open secrets of this market and now it has also become official, through a statement released by Yamaha itself.

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“Yamaha and Jack Miller have agreed to end their collaboration in MotoGP at the end of the 2026 season – reads the note released by the Iwata company – since joining the Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP project, Miller has brought valuable experience and technical expertise to Yamaha’s MotoGP development program, helping to support the manufacturer’s efforts during an important phase of growth and transformation. The Australian further highlighted his value to Yamaha by participating in the 8 Hours of Suzuka in 2025 and 2026, demonstrating exceptional team spirit and unwavering commitment to Yamaha’s racing ambitions. Yamaha wishes to thank Miller for his professionalism, dedication, and contribution to the project and wishes him every success for the future”.

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…or see you soon?

A future that could still be… linked to Yamaha. Many market rumors indeed suggest that Miller could race in Superbike in 2027, still with Yamaha.

A hint of this can also be found in the words with which Paolo Pavesio, Managing Director of Yamaha, wanted to say goodbye to the Australian rider: “On behalf of Yamaha, I sincerely want to thank Jack for everything he has done for our program – commented Pavesio – we wish him every success for the future and we hope our paths cross again and that one day we will have the opportunity to see him again in the blue Yamaha suit“. More than a farewell then, perhaps this is just a see you soon.

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