Jack Miller hints at World Superbike switch after MotoGP

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Last updated Aug 7, 2026

Jack Miller hints at World Superbike switch after MotoGP
Summary

Jack Miller, currently racing for Pramac MotoGP, announced that discussions with Yamaha regarding his future are progressing, with an announcement expected soon. He suggested a potential move to the World Superbike Championship next year after 12 seasons in MotoGP. Yamaha is anticipated to promote Izan Guevara from Moto2 to join Toprak Razgatlioglu, which may leave no space for Miller in MotoGP. He expressed excitement over the possibility of continuing with Yamaha in Superbike racing and highlighted his positive experiences with the brand. Miller also mentioned the upcoming transition to Michelin tires in World Superbike as a potential advantage, drawing from his extensive experience with Michelin in MotoGP.

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  • Miller holds talks with Yamaha about his future plans.
  • He hints at a move to World Superbike next year.
  • Yamaha expected to promote Izan Guevara to MotoGP.
  • Miller reflects on his 12 seasons in MotoGP.
  • Yamaha's transition to Michelin tires could benefit Miller.
Latest Updates
  • 12:00 AMYahoo SportsJack Miller says post-MotoGP decision is nearing amid Yamaha WSBK rumours
  • 12:00 AMMotorsport.comJack Miller says post-MotoGP decision is nearing amid Yamaha WSBK rumours
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Pramac MotoGP rider Jack Miller says talks with Yamaha about his future are progressing well and an announcement could be made in the coming weeks. The Australian strongly hinted that he could switch to the World Superbike Championship next year, with his time in MotoGP set to come to an end after 12 seasons. Yamaha is expected to promote Izan Guevara from Moto2 to partner incumbent Toprak ...Keep reading

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Miller offers an indication as to where he could be headed next year following his expected departure from MotoGP

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