Season 63 (2026)
16 episodes · 2026
The 2026 "Season 63" MotoGP season opens at Buriram International Circuit in Thailand. The 2026 Race Calendar Begins Late February and is Scheduled to End Later November. This marks the last year for many long-standing rules and bike specifications - expect many changes in 2027. Moto2 Info: One engine supplier (Triumph). 140hp - 765cc 4-stroke/3 cylinder "Triumph Triple". Dunlop Tires. Average top speed is approximately 295km/h (183mph). Moto3 Info: One engine supplier (Honda). 55hp - 250cc 4-stroke/1 cylinder. Dunlop Tires. Average top speed is approximately 240kmh (149mph). MotoGP Info: Multiple engine suppliers. 260hp~300hp - 1000cc 4-stroke/4 cylinder. Michelin Tires.
1Round 1 - Thailand Grand Prix
The 2026 MotoGP season opens at Buriram International Circuit in Thailand, featuring MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions across the weekend (Feb 27 – Mar 1).
2Round 2 - Brazil Grand Prix
Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna. Coverage of the 2026 Brazil Grand Prix, Round 2 of the MotoGP World Championship. Course Length: 3.84km (2.38mi) Race Dates: March 20th-22nd.
3Round 3 - United States Grand Prix (2026)
Round 3 of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship takes place at Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. The weekend runs from March 27–29 and features MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions, concluding with the main race on March 29
4Round 4 - Spain Grand Prix
Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto (Jerez, Spain). 4.42km/2.75 miles long. Race days are April 24th-26th.
5Round 5 - France Grand Prix (2026)
Round 5 of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship takes place at the historic Le Mans Bugatti Circuit in France. The weekend runs from May 8–10 and features MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions, concluding with the main race on May 10.
6Round 6 - Catalonia Grand Prix
Round 6 coverage. In 1989, through the joint collaboration of the Catalan Autonomous Government, the Montmeló Town Council and the Royal Automobile Club of Catalunya (RACC), work began on giving one of Europe’s most beautiful cities a state of the art race track to match. The Circuit de Catalunya opened on the doorstep of Barcelona in September 1991. Track Length: 4.66km (2.89mi) Race Dates: May 15th-17th
7Round 7 - Italy Grand Prix
Round 7 coverage from the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello. Located 30km north-east of Florence in the beautiful countryside of Tuscany, Mugello is a modern circuit with excellent facilities. Bought by Ferrari back in 1988, the 5.245km track has been renovated to a high standard and has a growing reputation as one of the world’s most up-to-date, scenic and safest race circuits. Course Length: 5.25km (3.26mi) Race Dates: May 29th-31st.
8Round 8 - Hungary Grand Prix
Located near the beautiful Lake Balaton and just 85 km from Budapest, Balaton Park is Hungary’s new motorsport destination. Opened in May 2023. Course Length: 4.08km Race Dates: June 5th-7th
9Round 9 - Czechia Grand Prix
The CREDITAS Autodrom Brno lies just outside of the city of Brno in Czechia and is one of the most iconic circuits on the calendar. The city has long been a hub for motorcycle racing, having held over 50 Grand Prix since first hosting MotoGP™ in 1965. Course Length: 5.4km Race Dates: June 19th-21st
10Round 10 - Netherlands Grand Prix
Known as the “Cathedral of Speed,” Assen’s flowing layout rewards precision and bravery through its fast direction changes. June 26th-28th
11Round 11 - Germany Grand Prix
Sachsenring — Hohenstein‑Ernstthal, Germany A compact, left‑hand‑heavy circuit demanding precision and rhythm through its steep elevation changes. July 10th-12th
12Round 12 - British Grand Prix (2026)
Round 12 of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship takes place at Silverstone Circuit in the United Kingdom. The weekend runs from August 7–9 and includes MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions, concluding with the main race on August 9.
13Round 13 - Aragon Grand Prix
MotorLand Aragón — Alcañiz, Spain. The circuit is 5.077km long and has 17 turns. August 28th-30th.
14Round 14 - San Marino Grand Prix
Round 14 coverage. Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli. Close to the city of Rimini, the Misano Adriático circuit was constructed in 1972 and has since undergone an array of modifications. A regular scene for Italian Grand Prix throughout the 80s and early 90s, Misano returned to the MotoGP calendar in 2007.With updated facilities, track and grandstands, the Misano Adriatico holds a maximum capacity of 60,000 spectators. In accordance with MotoGP safety regulations, the 4,200m track runs clockwise for the World Championship races. Track Length: 4.23km (2.63mi). Race Dates: September 11th-13th.
15Round 15 - Austria Grand Prix
Round 15 coverage from Spielberg. The Red Bull Ring in Spielberg is located beautifully in the Murtal-region of Styria, Austria. The circuit was originally built in 1969, then known as the Österreichring. In 1996, it was rebuilt with the track-layout it still has today and in 2011 was reopened as the Red Bull Ring and again became the center of Austrian motorsports. The sloping terrain and the natural arena are trademark features of the Red Bull Ring with the 18-metre-high landmark “Bull of Spielberg” in the center and the voestalpine wing offering a spectacular architectural highlight. Track Length: 4.35km (2.7mi) Race Dates: September 18th-20th.
16Round 16 - Japan Grand Prix
Race coverage from round 16 at Mobility Resort Motegi. Located amongst the vast natural beauty of the northern Kanto district, the twin ring circuit at Motegi in Japan consists of a 1.5 mile oval and a 2.9-mile road course constructed to international standards. Built by Honda as the ultimate test facility in August 1997, the road circuit became home to MotoGP in 1999 whilst the oval is designed to introduce American motorsports culture to the country. Course Length: 4.8km (2.98mi). Race Dates: October 2nd-4th.