Jack Miller is focused on remaining in the MotoGP paddock and sticking with the Prima Pramac Racing Team.

At the end of the 2025 MotoGP season, Jack Miller's deal with the Prima Pramac Yamaha Team will come to an end.

However, the Australian rider 'would love to keep going' with the team after rejoining them at the start of the season.

Miller is the only Yamaha rider whose contract will expire at the end of the current season, but there have been rumours surrounding his teammate, Miguel Oliveira, who originally signed a two-year deal.

Currently Miller sits 17th in the MotoGP World Championship, after a promising start to the season and claiming a top five finish in the first three Grand Prix, he has hit a dip in form.

The 30-year-old has not finished any of the last three races after most recently crashing out of the lead of the French Grand Prix.

"Obviously, that's the goal, but we'll have to wait and see," Miller said when he was asked if he wants to remain in the Prima Pramac squad in 2026.

"Get the results, the job will come. I'm trying to do the best I can, I feel like we're making headway here in this project, and I would love to keep going at it.

"But still very early and there's also young kids in Moto2 winning multiple races and looking strong. Wait and see.

"Do I have anything else lined up? No.

"Have I put the fingers out to see if there's anything out there? No, not really.

"My main goal is to do well here and try to stay here."

Miller had a promising start to the weekend at the British Grand Prix as he ended Friday's Practice in third place on the timesheets behind Alex Marquez and Fabio Quartararo.