One of the most experienced riders yet to confirm his future in MotoGP is Jack Miller. With no room at KTM and Tech3, the Australian rider will need to find another team to continue in 2025. Prima Pramac Racing, set to become Yamaha’s satellite team, could be that option.
Recent rumors have pointed in this direction, although Gresini is also speculated to be a possibility for Miller. At Pramac, he would reunite with a team he raced for until 2020 but on a bike he is not familiar with. Conversely, at Gresini, he would return to riding a Ducati, as he did from 2018 to 2022.
Neil Hodgson, now a television commentator, stated to SPEEDWEEK.com that Pramac would be a good choice for Miller: ‘It’s a guaranteed factory bike and financially backed by Yamaha. It also looks like they will pay the riders’ salaries’.
Despite Yamaha being one of the less competitive constructors currently, the former rider believes the situation is not as dire as Honda’s: ‘Timing is everything. Yamaha is in a hole right now, but they are fighting. Honda is in a deeper hole with less direction’.