P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Outsider? Survivor? Both? Neither? Jack Miller has gone further and achieved more than most in MotoGP. Maybe this is his final season, and maybe it’ll be his worst. But maybe that’s fine too
Jack Miller’s 10th season as a full-time MotoGP rider is shaping up to be his worst yet and may potentially mark the end of his MotoGP career due to lack of available seats in competitive teams. Despite his experience, Miller finds himself without a clear path forward as teams like Pramac Yamaha and Trackhouse Aprilia seem to be looking elsewhere for their riders. While there is still a chance for Miller to secure a spot on the grid for the upcoming season, the competition is fierce and his future remains uncertain. If this does mark the end for Miller in MotoGP, he can look back on a successful career and be proud of his achievements. The challenging reality of MotoGP is that even top riders like Miller can find themselves without a seat, highlighting the competitive nature of the sport. Ultimately, Miller’s fate will be decided by team decisions and market factors, but his contributions to MotoGP will not go unnoticed.
