The FIM published this Thursday the provisional 2025 calendar of the MotoGP World Championshiprevealing next season’s dates and circuits.
There will be 22 Grand Prix in 18 countries, including the return of Brno (Czech Republic) and the debut of Balaton Park in Hungary.
After the pre-season test in Sepang and Buriram, The Thai Grand Prix is set to make history for the first season in Southeast Asia in 25 yearsand the first in Thailand.
Then there will be time to recharge before returning to Termas de Río Hondo, in Argentinaand at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas.
Next, the Lusail International Circuit, in Qatar, is the next stop after the end of Ramadan, before starting the classic stage in Europe with Jerez (April 27) as a prelude to Le Mans.
Another new feature of the calendar is that the Catalunya GP (September 7) and the dates of the Aragon GP (June 8) are exchanged.
The final part of the season will again be marked by the Asian tourstarting at Motegi in Japan, followed by the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit in Lombok, Indonesia.
A free weekend will allow everyone to recharge before our trip to Australia, where Phillip Island will welcome us to Australian soil, and then the final flyaway will take place in Sepang, Malaysia.
The final two stops of the renewed calendar will take the drivers back to Europe, where the season will conclude with the recently confirmed Portuguese GP at Portimao and the classic closing at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia (November 16).
MotoGP World Championship 2025
Provisional calendar
March 2 Thailand Chang International
March 16 Argentina Termas de Río Hondo
March 30 Americas (Austin)
April 13 Qatar Lusail
April 27 Spain Jerez-Ángel Nieto
May 11 France Le Mans
May 25 Great Britain Silverstone
June 8 Aragon MotorLand Aragon
June 22 Italy Mugello
June 29 Netherlands TT Assen
July 13 Germany Sachsenring
July 20 Czech Republic Brno
August 17 Austria Red Bull Ring-Spielberg
August 24 Hungary Balaton Park
September 7 Catalunya Barcelona-Catalunya
September 14 San Marino Misano Adriatic
September 28 Japan Motegi
October 5 Indonesia Mandalika
October 19 Australia Phillip Island
October 26 Malaysia Sepang
November 9 Portugal Portimao
November 16 Valencian Community Cheste
Source: La Verdad
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