The Senna Agius could make its long-awaited move to MotoGP, as top officials see its track presence as a major marketing boost for 2027.
Agius aims to progress to MotoGP in 2027He will now compete in his fifth and possibly final season in Moto2.
While Some teams have been tracking Aggies for 2026.No move is complete, leaving the Australian in Moto2 for another year.
Mick Doohan says Senna Agius is going from ‘strength to strength’ in Moto2… do you think we’ll see him on the MotoGP grid in 2027? 🇦🇺
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very recently, Agius has been linked with Jack Miller’s Pramac seat.The future of the latter is uncertain, as Yamaha In 2027, they are making a big change.
However, it appears Senna Agius In the year He could move up to MotoGP in 2027 thanks to top officials who want him on track in his home country.
Read more: KTM can now ‘unlock’ their second 2027 seat and sign Senna Agius with Alex Marquez.
MotoGP SEG Senna Agius land Pramac seat next season could help ‘marketing’ push.
According to the Spanish outlet Full circuitMotoGP Sports Entertainment team are expecting a move to bring Senna Agius. Pramak Next season, maybe a replacement Jack Miller.
With MotoGP winding down and Adelaide’s street circuit making its debut in 2027, Agius, an Australian native, believes he can help generate local buzz.
“There are major factors in play. The Adelaide street circuit starts in 2027, and Dorna Sport (MotoGP SEG) is looking for an Australian driver at the front of the pack.
“If Jack Miller doesn’t stay with Pramac, attention may turn to Senna Agius. The young Australian is Manu Gonzalez’s team-mate and already knows what it’s like to win races.”
“It’s a risky bet, but it makes a lot of sense for the championship from a marketing point of view.”
Read more: After the Moto2 rider won in the United States, Mark Webber congratulated Senna Agius
Do you agree with Jack Miller’s comments on Adelaide’s street circuit? 🤔
Cena Agius has to wait and see what happens with Jack Miller
While this report suggests MotoGP is monitoring Jack Miller’s situation with Pramac, it is by no means the veteran Aussie set to lose his seat.
It is thought unlikely that Miller will get a new deal from Yamaha.When they want to go in a new direction on their factories and satellite teams.
At first some believed Miller could use Adelaide as a bargaining chip.He is credited with being the only Australian MotoGP rider at the track.
However, if Todo Sirio’s report is correct, Miller will lose that potential as he is replaced by his Australian counterpart, who is younger and could further advance the sport.
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