MotoGP: Oliveira Struggles to Express Emotions at Final Home Race
Miguel Oliveira, a prominent name in MotoGP, is transitioning to the Superbike World Championship after the current season. The 30-year-old rider, who has secured five wins since 2019, will join BMW for the upcoming year. Oliveira’s departure from MotoGP follows a significant stint with Pramac Yamaha.
Last Home Race Emotional for Oliveira
Oliveira recently expressed his emotions regarding his final MotoGP race at Portimão. He stated, “It is special because I know this will likely be my last time racing in MotoGP at Portimão.” This race holds a unique significance as he reflected on the end of one chapter and the beginning of another.
Future in Superbike Championship
As he shifts to Superbike, Oliveira will return to Portimão in 2026 for the season’s second round. Another anticipated event will be the race in Estoril, scheduled for October. He clarified that this transition does not feel like retirement. Instead, he views it as an exciting new phase in his career.
Performance and Aspirations
- Best finish this season: 9th place
- Transitioning to BMW for the Superbike World Championship
- Keeping avenues open for a potential return to MotoGP
Despite the changes, Oliveira remains optimistic about his future. He aims to balance testing with Aprilia and competing in the Superbike World Championship. While wrapping up his MotoGP journey, he feels it is not a definitive farewell.
As Oliveira looks ahead, fans can expect thrilling performances from him in the Superbike series while cherishing his memorable moments in MotoGP.
