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Yamaha MotoGP boss Paolo Pavesio says he understands the frustrations being voiced by Pramac rider Jack Miller – as the Japanese manufacturer continues to delay its decision on its final 2026 seat.
Yamaha MotoGP boss Paolo Pavesio acknowledged Jack Miller’s frustrations as Yamaha delays the decision on its final 2026 seat, now that World Superbike champion Toprak Razgatlioglu is set to join Pramac next year, potentially displacing Miller or Miguel Oliveira.
The decision has been postponed as Yamaha explores rookie options like Diogo Moreira and Manu Gonzalez, stalling Miller’s plans and leading him to consider other options, including a rumored factory World Superbike ride with Honda.
Miller expressed impatience and a sense of being unwanted by Yamaha, emphasizing his desire to contribute to Yamaha’s V4 development, but also showing readiness to move on if necessary.
Pavesio confirmed that the delay is related to strategic considerations for 2026, weighing rookie talent against experience at Pramac ahead of the new V4 engine introduction, highlighting the unique challenges posed by the upcoming season.
The decision-making process is complex, as Yamaha navigates the balance between potential rookie talents and the valuable experience of riders like Miller and Oliveira, who have extensive experience with V4 bikes.
