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Jack Miller is ready to remain at Pramac in 2026 alongside rookie Toprak Razgatlioglu, with Yamaha having lastly decided on its satellite tv for pc MotoGP crew’s line-up on the expense of Miguel Oliveira, Motorsport.com has realized.

Whereas the official announcement will come within the subsequent few days, Yamaha and Miller, whose contract was set to run out on the finish of the season, closed a deal on Thursday forward of the Hungarian Grand Prix. This got here simply hours after Miller had demanded the team make up its mind about 2026 quick.

The Queenslander will stay with Paolo Campinoti’s crew till the tip of 2026, Motorsport.com understands.

The Iwata-based producer is betting on the expertise of the Australian rider, who in recent times has raced with Ducati (2018–2022) and KTM (2023–2024) equipment – each V4-powered prototypes. That aligns with Yamaha’s new challenge: The one producer on the grid nonetheless utilizing an in-line 4 engine is working on an all-new V4 bike for 2026.

On Thursday, Miller made it clear that if he didn’t obtain a swift reply about his future, he would settle for the provide he had “from different championships”. That supposed provide referred to BMW’s curiosity in making Miller the alternative for Razgatlioglu in its manufacturing facility WorldSBK crew.

The Australian’s statements prompted Yamaha executives into motion. On Thursday afternoon, they met with the rider and his consultant, Aki Ajo, within the Yamaha hospitality at Balaton Park. Autosport understands that within the assembly, Paolo Pavesio, Yamaha’s prime government, along with Gino Borsoi, Pramac’s crew supervisor, provided Miller a renewal, which he accepted pending the signing of the contract.

This transfer will drive Yamaha to set off the efficiency clause contained in Miguel Oliveira’s contract. The Portuguese rider signed a ‘1+1’ deal final yr that may be lower brief if a minimal set of outcomes is just not achieved. In Oliveira’s case, these haven’t been met, partly on account of accidents.

Jack Miller, Pramac Racing, Miguel Oliveira, Pramac Racing

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One other title that had surfaced in reference to the Pramac experience was Moto2 world championship chief Manu Gonzalez. Nevertheless, sources near the rider assured Motorsport.com this Friday that though “some conversations with Yamaha befell”, the Spaniard will stay together with his present crew, Dynavolt Intact GP, in Moto2 in 2026.

Miller, who will flip 31 in January, is presently seventeenth within the standings with 52 factors, 384 behind collection chief Marc Marquez. His greatest outcome this season was a fifth place on the Americas GP on the finish of March, whereas his worst was 18th ultimately Sunday’s Austrian GP, the place all of the Yamaha riders struggled badly, occupying the ultimate 4 spots within the race classification.

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