OPINION: Options appear to be running out for four-time MotoGP race-winner Jack Miller to remain on the grid in 2025. How did he get to this point, and where will the Australian ply his trade next?
Jack Miller is at a crossroads in his career as MotoGP returns from the summer break this week. The Australian heads to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone without knowing where - and if - he will be racing next year. Until a few months ago, Miller was quietly certain of continuing his relationship with KTM, revealing at Assen that he had been verbally assured of a place at the Austrian marque next season.
But again, his individual performances left a lot to be desired, which is probably why his future is under threat now. Does Miller deserve a place in MotoGP? Well, there is no denying that he would be a great asset for a satellite team and the factory it is associated with. With his immense experience from Honda, Ducati and KTM days, Miller can provide invaluable insights as the current era of MotoGP nears conclusion and new rules come into force in 2027.
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