If there is the noise of a bike and a track close by, then look for Jack Miller somewhere. The lively and popular Australian comes into the Monster Energy family on the back of a long and storied MotoGP career interspersed with occasional Aussie Superbike outings and a passion for a dirtbike trail or motocross layout. Miler raced his name into contention with noteworthy speed on uncompetitive Moto3 equipment during 2012 and 2013. He developed and was given the chance with works equipment and came within a few points of the 2014 Moto3 championship. Such was his hit-rate that Jack made the unusual step of leapfrogging Moto2 and heading straight into MotoGP. A three-year apprenticeship with Honda was tough for the youngster but a win in the rain of Assen in 2016 reminded everyone of the potential. Jack entered a seven-year phase with Ducati and KTM where he matured, added 22 podiums and 3 more wins to his CV and became a fan favorite with his wit, honesty, emotions and utter commitment. A fourth bond with a manufacturer comes courtesy of his link with the Pramac Yamaha team for 2025 and a new project for the crew and the rider as the Japanese expand to a four-rider line-up once again and for the first time since 2022.