Jack Miller will continue racing with Prima Pramac Yamaha in MotoGP for the 2026 season. The Australian rider has confirmed his place in the team, joining Toprak Razgatlioglu, who will step up from World Superbikes to make his MotoGP debut. With this announcement, the team’s line-up for next year is now complete.

Miller returned to Pramac Racing in 2025 after having previously ridden for them between 2018 and 2020. Over the past season, he has become an important part of Yamaha’s project, helping to improve the YZR-M1 motorcycle. His best race result so far this year has been a strong fifth place at the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin. During the summer break, Miller also helped Yamaha in endurance racing by achieving a podium finish at the famous Suzuka 8 Hours in Japan.

Speaking about his contract renewal, Miller said he wants to stay with Yamaha and Pramac. He explained that his return to the team in 2025 had been very special and that he is eager to keep working hard. His main focus will be to help Yamaha develop the bike further and close the gap to rival manufacturers. Miller added that he believes the best results are still ahead and thanked Yamaha, Pramac Racing, and both Paolo Campinoti and Paolo Pavesio for their trust and support.

Team Principal Paolo Campinoti also expressed his happiness at keeping Miller in the team. He said that he has always had great affection for Jack and praised his efforts in helping Yamaha develop the bike. Campinoti called Miller’s confirmation for 2026 important, highlighting how valuable his experience is for the project.