The three-time race winner has been a stable of Ducati’s line-up since he joined Pramac in 2018, with the Australian earning a step up to the factory squad last year.
He finished fourth in the points having scored two wins in 2021, albeit 61 points adrift of runner-up team-mate Francesco Bagnaia.
Miller’s future with Ducati has been under question all year so far, with it thought both Pramac’s Jorge Martin and Gresini’s Enea Bastianini in the frame to join Bagnaia in 2023 – who signed a new two-year deal ahead of the 2022 season.
Speaking exclusively to Autosport on Thursday ahead of this weekend’s Grand Prix of the Americas, Miller says there have been no discussions with Ducati over his future.
“Nope. No discussions. What am I to do? Just do the best I can, I mean I can’t change it,” he said.
“As I said, I’ve been in this position time after time after time – it doesn’t make any difference fretting about it or stressing about it.
“So, the only thing I…
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