Jack Miller transitions to Superbike World Championship after MotoGP
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 23, 2026, 11:00 PM
Last updated Oct 23, 2026
Jack Miller's tenure in MotoGP concludes after 12 years, during which he achieved 23 podium finishes and four race victories. The Australian rider plans to join the Superbike World Championship starting in 2027. Miller is set to engage with fans and answer questions next week at the Sepang paddock, providing an opportunity for insight into his career and future aspirations.
- •Miller's MotoGP career includes 23 podiums and four wins.
- •He will compete in the Superbike World Championship in 2027.
- •Miller will answer fan questions at Sepang next week.
- 11:00 PMAutosport — What would you like to ask Jack Miller?
"Jack Miller's MotoGP career is coming to an end. After 12 years in the premier class, during which he scored 23 podiums including four victories, the outspoken Australian is switching to the Superbike World Championship for 2027. Miller will be answering your questions next week in the Sepang paddock, which will be the perfect opportunity for you to inquire about the 31-year-old's career so ...Keep reading
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