Severe weather conditions at Phillip Island disrupted the final day of the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, ultimately forcing the cancellation of all three races across the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP categories. Poor visibility, which affected medical helicopter operations, meant that the necessary safety conditions for racing could not be guaranteed.

The day's schedule was repeatedly delayed from the morning onwards as Race Direction monitored the changing weather conditions. At around 14:00 local time, the Moto3 and Moto2 races were cancelled, with hopes of still running the MotoGP race at 16:30. However, at 15:15, the final decision was confirmed: the premier-class race would also not take place.

Despite the disappointment, Race Direction allowed all MotoGP riders to complete an honour lap of the iconic Phillip Island circuit, giving them the opportunity to salute the venue and thank the thousands of fans who had braved the rain and waited patiently throughout the day. It was also an emotional farewell for Jack Miller in his last outing at this iconic venue on a MotoGP bike.

For Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP, the weekend therefore ended without the opportunity to contest the final race at Phillip Island before MotoGP moves to Adelaide in 2027. The team would like to thank all the fans who remained trackside in such difficult conditions for their patience and support.