The Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP team has officially revealed its 2025 race bike, marking an exciting new chapter for Yamaha's second factory team. With a new bike and a brand-new rider lineup featuring Jack Miller and Miguel Oliveira, the team is ready to hit the track. The catchy purple color scheme from last season remains, now in combination with Yamaha's signature blue as part of their 'Blue Shift' theme.

Big changes are happening—new riders, new bikes, and even a new livery. However, the core of the team remains the same. Among the key updates, two new crew chiefs have joined: Giacomo Guidotti will work alongside Miller, while Luca Ferraccioli will support Oliveira.

Jack Miller:
“I’m beyond excited to finally get this season going! The test we did in Barcelona back in November was just a small taste, but now the real work begins. I’ve been in close contact with the team while they were in Japan working on the M1, and from what I hear, there are plenty of new ideas and parts to try out. Everyone is pumped about this new adventure with Prima Pramac Yamaha, and so am I.

I can’t wait to get on the bike and start making progress to be race-ready for the season opener in Thailand. Returning to Pramac Racing feels fantastic. My bond with Paolo Campinoti and the rest of the team is strong, and they’ve welcomed me back with open arms. It’s a new challenge for all of us, but starting fresh with familiar faces makes everything much smoother. I feel right at home, and I hope to make even better memories than before!”

Miguel Oliveira:
“The start of a new season is always a special moment, and I’m incredibly motivated for this new adventure with Prima Pramac Yamaha. Winning the MotoGP Riders Championship last year proved how hard work, dedication, and passion can lead to the ultimate success. This team is highly competitive, and with Yamaha’s support, I believe we can build something amazing in a short amount of time.

I’m eager to see how this journey unfolds and can’t wait to start testing in Malaysia and Thailand. My main goal is to be fully prepared for the first race. I’m extremely grateful to Paolo Campinoti, Pramac Racing, and Yamaha for this opportunity, and I promise to give it my all.

The last two seasons have been tough, both physically and mentally, as I battled injuries and worked to regain my rhythm. Having the right crew around you is crucial, and in the short time I’ve spent with Luca Ferraccioli, I already feel a strong connection. That bond will be key as we push for a successful season ahead.”