Jack Miller outlines goals for WorldSBK career after MotoGP departure
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 12, 2026, 4:08 PM
Last updated Nov 12, 2026
Jack Miller has outlined his ambitions following his move to the World Superbike Championship, set to begin in 2027. After 12 seasons in MotoGP with four wins and 23 podiums, Miller will lead Yamaha’s factory WSBK team. He aims to be the best rider in the series rather than seek a return to MotoGP. During a Q&A session, he emphasized adapting to the WSBK weekend format and learning new strategies as key challenges ahead. Miller is also open to participating in other forms of motorsport in the future, including potential involvement in events like the Dakar Rally.
- •Miller will join Yamaha's factory WSBK team in 2027.
- •He has 12 seasons and multiple podium finishes in MotoGP.
- •Focus is on excelling in superbikes rather than returning to MotoGP.
- •Adapting to the new format and race strategy will be challenging.
- •Miller expresses interest in exploring other motorsport opportunities.
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"Jack Miller says his priority after switching to the World Superbike Championship in 2027 will be to become the best rider he can be in the series, rather than target a return to MotoGP. After 12 seasons in the premier class, during which he scored four wins, 23 podiums and two positions, Miller will leave the grand prix paddock to spearhead Yamaha’s factory WSBK team in 2027. He is one ...Keep reading
"The Australian discusses his ambitions for 2027 and why he remains open to trying other forms of motorsport in the future
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External links- Motorsport.comNov 12, 2026, 4:08 PMJack Miller explains what he wants to achieve in WorldSBK after MotoGP exit
Jack Miller says his priority after switching to the World Superbike Championship in 2027 will be to become the best rider he can be in the series, rather than target a return to MotoGP. After 12 seasons in the premier class, during which he scored four wins, 23 podiums and two positions, Miller will leave the grand prix paddock to spearhead Yamaha’s factory WSBK team in 2027. He is one ...Keep reading
- Yahoo SportsNov 12, 2026, 4:08 PMJack Miller explains what he wants to achieve in WorldSBK after MotoGP exit
The Australian discusses his ambitions for 2027 and why he remains open to trying other forms of motorsport in the future
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