is now complete following Yamaha announcing it had signed Jack Miller to race for Pramac next season.
Nevertheless, there are several names who stand out both in MotoGP and in Moto2 who are now looking from the outside into the 2025 party.Arguably, Moto2 frontrunner Roberts has been the most surprising name left out of the 2025 MotoGP picture. But with consistency an issue for Roberts over the last six rounds while Ogura remained strong, there is no denying that the better rider got the nod. But when a US team decides not to promote the paddock’s only viable American option right now, that will sting and it’s perhaps permanently slammed the MotoGP door in Roberts’ face.
A long-time championship leader, winning twice this season so far, Garcia warranted a step up to MotoGP. But when his options dried up, the psychological knock he has taken as a result has seen his form nosedive. Since Austria, he has scored just six points and lost the lead in the standings to team-mate Ogura at the San Marino GP.
But before the season had started, Aldeguer had already signed a two-year deal with Ducati to step up to MotoGP in 2025 with a satellite team. Lopez has been linked to Yamaha before, and with the Japanese marque getting a satellite squad for 2025 he was one of the names in contention.