Jack Miller recently expressed his thoughts on the idea of his MotoGP career coming to an end. The Australian rider, who will be replaced by Pedro Acosta in the KTM factory squad in 2025, is currently in an uncertain scenario for the following year. With seats limited, Miller’s realistic choices appear to be a seat at Pramac Yamaha or TrackHouse, though he is not regarded the favorite for either slot.
During an interview with TNT Sports at Silverstone, which was carried by crash.net, Miller revealed the personal agony he is experiencing, underlining how his family has rearranged their plans to be by his side as the end of his MotoGP career appears certain…”I feel good about myself,” he said. “Obviously, I’d be lying if I claimed it was a simple three weeks at home looking for anything for next year. I suppose you might call it purgatory. I’m not sure where I am «
With a touch of sadness, he continued, “My wife and baby weren’t intended to attend every race. But it appears they are my last…I don’t want to be overly sentimental, but it was difficult. I’ve worked hard and made sacrifices to achieve it. It’s always difficult to be without the necessary conditions. We constantly try. I’m satisfied with what I accomplished. « I must be… »
Jack Miller says, “I feel like I could be an old dog who needs to be taught a few more tricks!”
Jack Miller also acknowledged the importance of youthful Moto2 talent on the team’s current condition. The emergence of Peter Acosta, in particular, increased pressure on KTM to promote him to the official team, leaving Miller in a precarious position. “The game changes every year,” he declared. “In my short career, I’ve had the opportunity to participate in a wide range of motorcycle activities. I had a good series, even if it should finish. There is a lot of talent emerging. What some of these youngsters can do on a motorcycle is astounding!
Miller, who is in his tenth season of MotoGP after representing Honda, Ducati, and KTM, is realistic about the advancement of new talent while hoping for one last chance to establish himself. “We cannot be angry with development. But I feel like I’m an old dog who needs to be taught some new tricks! Whether we get the chance is another question…»
While Miller’s future remains uncertain, his reflections on his journey and hopes for the future reveal a driver who, despite the hurdles, is proud of his successes and ready to keep battling, no matter where his career leads.
