Four-time MotoGP race winner Jack Miller is waiting for an answer from Yamaha before deciding his future for the 2026 season.
The Australian joined Pramac Yamaha after being replaced at KTM by Pedro Acosta in 2025, signing a one-year deal that expires at the end of this season.
Earlier this year, Pramac Yamaha obtained the signature of two-time WorldSBK champion Toprak Razgatlioglu, meaning Miller or team-mate Miguel Oliveria will depart.
Yamaha has yet to make a final decision on who to keep within its satellite outfit, but Miller warns he has “options” and wants to secure his future as soon as possible.
“I’ve been more than patient enough. If you want me, you want me, if you don’t, you don’t. It’s as clear as that,” he said to MotoGP.com at Balaton Park.
“Your guess is as good as mine at the moment, in terms of what their strategy is and what they plan on doing.
“I have options, and I’m going to move forward with those options if it doesn’t come quickly.”
Where could Jack Miller end up in 2026?
Miller’s contract expires at the end of the 2025 season, but his alternative options could lead him to the WorldSBK paddock.
The 30-year-old has been heavily linked with moves to Ducati and BMW, but the former is reportedly close to signing Iker Lecuona.
Since joining Pramac Yamaha this season, he is currently the second-best Yamaha rider in the standings, 10 points ahead of factory rider Alex Rins.
Miller believes he has a lot to offer the Japanese brand, especially with development underway on the new V4 engine.
“I was looking forward to developing and moving forward with them to try and help them,” Miller said.
“I feel like I have a lot of information to give, a lot of input to give, and can help in a project like that.
“If they cannot see the value in that, well then, I understand and I will move on to something different.”
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