Jack Miller with KTM 2023-24
MotoGP Grand Prix winner Jack Miller will return to the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing family for the next two years. The Australian tennis player rekindled some old alliances after he co-starred with KTM for the last time as runner-up at the Moto3 world championships in 2014.
The 27-year-old aligns with Brad Binder and will run his ninth and tenth seasons in the top tier on KTM RC16 after signing a contract where he will once again be seen in a Red Bull KTM Factory Racing shirt. .
Miller just turned 27 last January but has more than a decade of Grand Prix experience, including nine wins and nearly 30 podiums in both the Moto3 and MotoGP divisions. 2014 was the most prolific term of his career to date as the strong alliance with Aki Ajo’s Red Bull KTM Ajo team saw him pick up six wins and just miss out on the Moto3 title. He advanced straight into the MotoGP category for 2015, where he has continued to build a reputation for maximum effort, overflowing energy and a big personality.
Miller will link up again with Francesco Guidotti, who worked with the current Team Director of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing for three of his eight years at MotoGP.
Francesco Guidotti, Director of the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing Team
“Having Jack beside Brad on our team means we have another strong asset. I know him well, I know how he likes to work and what he can bring to the box. I believe his personality and the way he drives and pushes our KTM RC16 will help us a lot during this phase of our project. Like Brad, Jack is a pure racer: he will find the limit and max of any condition and any package and still ‘try’ to get the result and it’s a product. quite rare. The next two seasons will be very interesting! ”
Pit Beirer, Director of KTM Motorsports
“Of course we’ve known Jack since he made a splash with Aki and our Moto3 program and are delighted to bring a rider of his abilities into our MotoGP fabric. He left us a positive impression and we still keep in touch. Jack’s approach and attitude towards racing is very similar to ours. I am so proud that he is back at Red Bull KTM again and he will be a great addition to our mission.. ”
