Jack Miller says he feels “very proud” of his 12-year MotoGP career as it nears its end, despite falling short of a world title. The Australian has stood on the podium 33 times across both Moto2 and MotoGP classes, winning 10 grands prix—four of them in the premier class.
Miller, now 31, acknowledged that some goals remained unmet but emphasized the rarity of achieving even his current standing. He pointed to the challenge of securing the right equipment at the right time as a recurring obstacle. His experience spans four of MotoGP’s five current manufacturers, a distinction shared only with Johann Zarco.
Beyond results, Miller highlighted his ability to leave teams on good terms, citing his return to Pramac Yamaha in 2025 as a prime example. He described the tight-knit paddock culture as a factor in his positive relationships with rivals and manufacturers alike.
