Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP arrives at the San Marino Grand Prix with renewed confidence after a positive weekend in Aragón, where Jack Miller consistently showed competitive pace and Toprak Razgatlıoğlu demonstrated the ability to run at the level of the Top 10 before his late-race crash. The team now returns to action at a circuit where the progress made with the YZR-M1 will face another important test.

The 4.226-kilometre Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli features 16 corners and a combination of fast, flowing sections and more technical areas, placing a strong emphasis on braking, corner entry and chassis performance. These characteristics offer the Yamaha another opportunity to exploit the improvements made to the bike's chassis and overall balance as the team continues its development work.

Both riders also arrive with positive memories of Misano. Miller has previously finished fifth in MotoGP at the circuit and secured pole position in 2022, while Razgatlıoğlu has enjoyed outstanding success there in WorldSBK, winning all three races in both 2024 and 2025. For the Turkish rider, the return to a circuit where he has achieved so much will provide another opportunity to continue adapting that experience to the YZR-M1.

With the final part of the season entering a particularly demanding phase, the team will look to make the most of its home Italian round, continuing to build on the progress seen in recent races and gathering further information to guide the development of the project.