The 2026 Australian Grand Prix delivers an intensely emotional weekend for Jack Miller as he prepares to depart the MotoGP grid at the end of the season to join WorldSBK with Yamaha. Following Friday practice, a special ceremony took place at Milly Corner to unveil his #43 machine sporting a striking green and gold livery adorned with a heartfelt thank you message from the circuit and his dedicated crew.
Reflecting on the grand gesture, Jack Miller admitted that keeping his emotions in check throughout the weekend would prove to be a massive challenge. Having his family, close friends, and devoted supporters surrounding him for one final home Grand Prix created an unforgettable atmosphere that truly meant the world to the seasoned Australian competitor.
On-track proceedings on Friday were nothing short of dramatic. Jack Miller suffered a crash at Doohan Corner during the opening practice shortly after setting his fastest lap, and experienced another tumble at Siberia in the early minutes of the second practice session. Despite the bumps and minor physical discomfort, he bounced back quickly to evaluate his machine's overall pace.

Ultimately ending up 12th fastest in the second hit-out, he missed out on an automatic Q2 berth and will need to battle through Q1 on Saturday. While facing stiff competition from dominant manufacturers like Aprilia and Ducati, alongside championship contender Marc Marquez, the veteran racer remains upbeat regarding his standalone race pace.
Looking ahead to the remainder of the weekend schedule, Jack Miller will be hoping for wet weather conditions come Saturday to mount a serious challenge for a dream victory in front of his home fans. Read our in-depth analysis and track updates here.



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