Izan Guevara Pramac has a ‘clause’ in his MotoGP contract that could give him a seat over Jack Miller in 2027.

You are the head of Yamaha, who are you taking as the 2027 Pramac MotoGP line-up?

Spanish talent Guevara Considering the relationship with him, he can mix well Yamaha. He competes with Pramak Moto2 team and is currently second behind Manuel Gonzalez.

Yamaha sees Guevara as another Fabio QuattroThe Frenchman is set to join Honda in 2027. He is in the frame to advance to MotoGP, and the contract could be his golden ticket.

Izan Guevara has a contract ‘clause’ that allows him to move to MotoGP in 2027.

Guevara is ‘absolutely certain’ to join MotoGP. In the year A 2027 factory Yamaha seat was reportedly a possibility, but Ai Ogura’s signing with George Martin has ruled it out.

That leaves Pramak for the Spaniard. Toprak Razgatlioglu is already tied for next season, and Guevara could replace him Jack Miller With a MotoGP ‘clause’ in his contract, journalist Giovanni Zamagni heard.

He discussed the MotoGP rider market #ZamTube YouTube channelStaying with Yamaha, the Pramak team will almost certainly field Torak Razgatlioglu at this stage, with the second rider still under negotiation.

“As far as I know, Izan Guevara has some kind of contract that will allow him to be promoted to MotoGP next season.

“So in my opinion he will be the rider to be the Superbike world champion, even if other riders are in talks for that spot.”

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Can Jack Miller keep his MotoGP seat in 2027?

If Guevara joins Pramac, it will probably spell the end of Miller’s MotoGP career. Last year, he signed a one-year extension with the Tuscany-based club until 2026.

The Australian offers plenty of experience, but has struggled to score points consistently. Before the changes in the rules in 2027, he may lose his seat.

Miller could follow Alex Rins from Yamaha.The Spaniard is set to be replaced by Ogura next season. But there can be a saving grace.

Miller can use the Adelaide GP as a ‘leverage’In 2027, Liberty Media is required to have an Australian rider on the grid for the race.