Pramac promotes Guevara to MotoGP, replacing Miller

Izan Guevara is set to make the leap to MotoGP next season, stepping into the Pramac Yamaha team to fill the spot vacated by Australian rider Jack Miller.

Guevara, a 22-year-old Spaniard, has shown significant promise, currently holding second place in the Moto2 standings and having secured the Moto3 championship in 2022. His move to the premier class comes as MotoGP prepares for a new technical era with the introduction of 850cc bikes.

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Beyond his unquestionable talent and speed, he has matured significantly as both a rider and a professional. His work ethic, determination, consistency and ability to continuously improve have confirmed that he is ready to take the next step.

Paolo Pavesio, Yamaha's managing director, expressed confidence in Guevara's readiness for MotoGP. "Beyond his unquestionable talent and speed, he has matured significantly as both a rider and a professional," Pavesio stated. "His work ethic, determination, consistency and ability to continuously improve have confirmed that he is ready to take the next step."

Pavesio emphasized Yamaha's commitment to nurturing emerging talent. "Developing the next generation of riders is essential for the future of our sport, and Izan represents exactly the kind of talent we want to invest in," he added. Pramac also has Turkish rider Toprak Razgatlioglu under contract for 2027, indicating a strategic focus on developing a strong rider lineup.

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Developing the next generation of riders is essential for the future of our sport, and Izan represents exactly the kind of talent we want to invest in.