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Brnoda Düello: MotoGP Race Excitement at Masaryk Circuit!
The Czech Grand Prix will be a thrilling contest for motorcycle enthusiasts! Taking place between June 19-21, Brno’s legendary circuit will host the ninth round of the season. The main race will start on Sunday at 3:00 PM (local time) and is expected to see fierce competition among the pilots on this challenging track.
Masaryk Circuit Technical Details Automotodrom Brno, located near Brno, is considered one of the most popular motorcycle circuits in the world. This 5.403 km circuit features many elements designed to push both pilot and machine limits. The circuit has 14 corners, with 8 being right-hand turns and 6 left-hand turns. A notable feature is its undulating terrain; there’s approximately a 74-meter difference in altitude between the lowest and highest points. The front straight is slightly over 600 meters long, which means maximum speeds are more measured compared to other circuits. The circuit's name comes from Tomás Masaryk, the first President of Czechoslovakia, and the inaugural race was held in 1930.
Unforgettable Moments From Brno
The Brno circuit has been the scene of many turning points in MotoGP history. In the 2016 Czech Grand Prix, Cal Crutchlow won his career’s first MotoGP victory with his tire choice. This was the first British driver to win in the premier class since Barry Sheene's success in 1981. The 2020 Czech Grand Prix is remembered when Brad Binder achieved his first MotoGP victory for KTM in just his third race. This result also produced the first South African MotoGP winner. Valentino Rossi’s first Grand Prix victory, in 1997, at Brno in the 125cc category, further cemented the circuit's connection with legends.
Key Statistics
Last year's Czech Grand Prix marked MotoGP’s return to the Czech Republic after five years away. Marc Marquez won the return race and also took first place during the sprint race on the same weekend. In 2025, Francesco Bagnaia achieved pole position with a time of 1:52.303. The fastest lap was recorded by Márquez, at 1:53.691. Marco Bezzecchi finished second and Pedro Acosta third on the podium. Andrea Dovizioso set the circuit’s maximum speed record of 316.7 km/h in 2016.
Our Representatives
Our pride in the premier category is Toprak Razgatlıoğlu, who will race with the Prima Pramac Yamaha at the circuit. He finished 11th in the recent Hungarian Grand Prix. Deniz Öncü will compete in ELF Marc VDS colors and finished 10th in his last race at Mugello.
Race Time (local time)
All MotoGP sessions in Turkey will be broadcast live on S Sport and S Sport Plus. For Moto2 and Moto3 categories, only qualifying sessions and races will be shown.
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