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Pramac Parts Ways with Miller, Yamaha Hints WSBK Future

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Rizaldi Maulana
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Pramac Parts Ways with Miller, Yamaha Hints WSBK Future
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Pramac Parts Ways with Miller, Yamaha Hints WSBK Future

Jack Miller will leave the Pramac Yamaha team at the end of the 2026 season. The news, long rumored in the paddock, has now been officially confirmed by Yamaha in a press release.

Yamaha acknowledged Miller's valuable experience and technical expertise in the development of their MotoGP project. The Japanese manufacturer noted his contribution during a critical phase of growth and transformation, highlighting his role in supporting the factory's efforts both on and off the track.

Miller's participation in the 2025 and 2026 editions of the 8 Hours of Suzuka was also praised, with Yamaha emphasizing his exceptional team spirit and unwavering commitment to the brand's racing ambitions. The statement expressed gratitude for his professionalism and dedication.

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However, this farewell might not be permanent. Paolo Pavesio, Yamaha's Managing Director, hinted at a possible reunion, saying he hopes to see Miller back in Yamaha colors someday. This has fueled speculation that Miller could continue his career with Yamaha in WorldSBK starting in 2027.

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The departure opens up a seat at the Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team, adding to the already busy rider market. Young talents and experienced riders alike are now being linked to the ride, making it one of the most anticipated decisions of the silly season.

Miller's next chapter could see him competing in the Superbike World Championship, a move that would allow him to remain a factory-backed rider. The Australian's aggressive riding style and charisma would undoubtedly make him a strong contender in the series, should the move materialize.

As Miller prepares to close this chapter, his legacy in MotoGP remains intact. Known for his fearless overtakes and down-to-earth personality, he leaves behind a fan base that will follow him wherever he goes. The coming months will reveal whether this is truly goodbye or just a see-you-later.

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