Pramac Yamaha replace Miller with Guevara for 2027 MotoGP season
- On Thursday, Pramac Yamaha confirmed that Australian rider Jack Miller will exit the MotoGP stage at the end of the season, as the team will not extend his contract.
- Miller faced a challenging 2026 season, struggling to remain on the grid as rider market moves accelerated; the 31-year-old currently sits 19th in the standings with 23 points.
- Yamaha Managing Director Paolo Pavesio praised Miller's "professionalism and enthusiasm," noting his commitment included representing Yamaha at the Suzuka 8 Hours alongside his MotoGP duties.
- Izan Guevara, the 22-year-old Spaniard who won the 2022 Moto3 world title, will step up from Moto2 to replace Miller and partner Toprak Razgatlioglu at Pramac Yamaha.
- Set to join the Yamaha Superbike team, Miller stated, "I still believe I have more to offer," while confirming his full focus remains on finishing the MotoGP season strongly.
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Pramac Yamaha confirms 2027 MotoGP line-up with new teammate for Toprak Razgatlioglu
Pramac Yamaha has confirmed its 2027 MotoGP line-up, with Izan Guevara stepping up to join Toprak Razgatlioglu. Guevara currently sits second in the Moto2 standings, 42.5 points behind Manuel Gonzalez after 12 rounds. The Spaniard has scored one victory and four further podiums this season and so far has out-scored second-best Boscoscuro rider Celestino Vietti by 43 points. The 2022 Moto3 World Champion joined Pramac’s Moto2 team last season aft…
The MotoGP will have a new rookie next year with the arrival of Izan Guevara in the Yamaha-Pramac team.
Pramac Yamaha replace Miller with Guevara for 2027 MotoGP season
The Tuscany-based team later confirmed that his seat will be taken by Pramac's Moto2 rider Izan Guevara. The 31-year-old Miller is 19th in the standings this season having picked up 23 points with a best finish of eighth in Hungary. In his MotoGP career he has won four races, claimed 23 podiums and two pole positions. "I still believe I have more to offer and more to achieve, and I'll take that motivation with me into whatever comes next," said …
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