Although the official confirmation of Dorna and Fim, the president of Junta de Andalucía, is missing, Juanma Moreno. Motorland Aragón and Portimao leave as ‘affected’ iberians of opening the championship in the emerging markets.
“We can move in a clear, strong and accurate way that we will continue to enjoy this cycling prize in Jerez during 27-31,” explained the Board President. Juanma Moreno, in the media in Jerez and thanked Carmelo Ezpeleta and her entire team “because all negotiations are complicated, but I have to say that having it, its link to this circuit, in the city of Jerez and its gaze to the south, always loving, has been there and that is something I should recognize.”
Carmelo EzpeletaTo which this friday they dedicated a tribute to put their name to curve 7 of the circuit de jerez, he commented that “for Dorna and the whole motogp family, the confirmation that we will be at least 2031 is a fantastic news and a joy. City of Jerez do to be able to carry out an event that is not important, if not the most important of the most important of the world championship.
These are the MotoGP contracts
2031
Portuguese circuit
Assen circuit
Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
Valencian Community Circuit
Le Mans Circuit
Jerez Circuit
2030
Red bull ring circuit
2029
Brno circuit
2026
Phillip Island Circuit
Sachsenring circuit
Motorland Aragón Circuit
Misano Circuit
MUGELLO CIRCUIT
Buriram Circuit
Austin Cota Circuit
Portimao Circuit
Silverstone circuit
2025
Río hondo termas circuit
Sepang circuit
Mandalika circuit
Balaton Park Circuit
MOTEGI CIRCUIT
They officially closed the contract with the championship up to 2031, Portuguese, Assen, Barcelona-Catalunya, Cheste, Le Mans and Jerez, the last four renewed this spring of 2025.
The Jerez-Angel Nieto Circuit has been on the MotoGP calendar since 1987 as a Spain’s Grand Prix and celebrated a career without stopping since and even posted two GGPPs in Pandemya 2020. After Assen this was the circuit that hosted a more successive career.
Source: La Verdad
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