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Jack Miller to switch from MotoGP after 12 years
Jack Miller ends 12-year MotoGP career to join Superbike World Championship in 2027.
In brief
Jack Miller ends 12-year MotoGP career to join Superbike World Championship in 2027. Jack Miller will leave MotoGP after 12 seasons to race in Superbike World Championship for 2027. Originally reported by Autosport.
Jack Miller's MotoGP career ends
Jack Miller will switch from MotoGP to Superbike World Championship for 2027 after 12 years in the premier class.
Miller's career highlights
Miller scored 23 podiums including four victories during his 12-year MotoGP career.
Miller's next challenge
Miller will race in the Superbike World Championship for the 2027 season.
Q&A opportunity
Jack Miller will answer Autosport readers' questions at the Malaysian Grand Prix paddock next week.
Submission deadline
Readers may submit questions until 27 October via the provided link.
Miller's background
Miller has worked with Ducati and KTM factory teams during his MotoGP career.
Pramac Racing's decision
Pramac Racing will name Guevara as Miller's replacement for 2027 MotoGP season.
Miller's career transition
Miller's switch to Superbike World Championship marks the end of his 12-year MotoGP career.
2027 MotoGP schedule
Miller's next racing season begins in the Superbike World Championship for 2027.
Readers' questions
Readers can submit questions about Miller's career and upcoming challenges until 27 October.
The takeaway
Jack Miller will leave MotoGP after 12 seasons to race in Superbike World Championship for 2027.
