Jack Miller ౠand Miguel Oliveira can be reinvigorated by their move to Pramac Yamaha.

The newest 🌠team on the MotoGP grid will switch from Ducati to Yamaha machi💃nery in 2025.

The addition of two highly experienced riders, Mill🌟er and Oliveira, is an added bonus for Yamaha who are d𝓀oubling their quantity of bikes (and, therefore, data) on the grid.

“Jack has been ther꧃e before so he knows the harmony of the team will be good,” TNT Sports’ Neil Hodgson said.

“There is lot🍃s to look forward to. The b𓆉ike is moving forward.

“They will get the exact same spec as the factory team. So it won’t be a situation where they are miles behind, that’s not going tꦦo be th𝔍e case.

“Both riders are at a similar point in their careers. They are on the way out of MotoGP - that sounds a bit harsh but it’s the reality of thei𓆏r ages, and where they’re at.

“It will give them a new leas🗹e of life, something to get their teeth stuck into.”

Miller was oꦍn the cusp of losing his MotoGP career altogether after KTM axed him from their⭕ 2025 line-up.

He also missed out on KTM’s Tech3 team before options dried up - until Pramac Yamaha came to his rescue﷽.

Miller is emerging from two lacklustre years on the KTM, but also brings experience oඣf the Honda and the Ducati to his nꩲew garage.

O𒉰liveira, meanwhile, rode an Aprilia this year meaning the Pramac Yama🗹ha garage will have plenty of knowledge of their rivals’ development.

Yamaha’s factory team will remain with Fabi🌞o Quartararo and Alex Rins into next season.