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MotorLand Aragon, MotoGP Schedule Will Continue to Be Part of It!
Spain’s MotorLand Aragon circuit has signed a significant agreement that will once again bring excitement to motorsport enthusiasts. The contract, signed during the official ceremony held in Zaragoza on June 10, 2027, confirms that the Aragon Grand Prix will remain part of the MotoGP calendar until 2027. However, this partnership’s story doesn't end here; the circuit will continue to serve as the championship’s official reserve track between 2028 and 2031.
Aragon and MotoGP’s Long-Term Collaboration
This renewed hosting agreement is not solely focused on 2027. The circuit will continue to remain a backup facility within the MotoGP structure in 2028 and 2031 as well. This ensures that Aragon maintains its importance on the motorsport scene while adding flexibility to MotoGP events.
MotoGP CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta stated, “MotorLand Aragon has played a key role in Spain’s presence of the championship and has been an important partner for almost twenty years for MotoGP. The renewal for 2027 reflects both the strength of this partnership and the value that the event brings to the region.” Ezpeleta expressed his satisfaction at working together, stating that he would be delighted to continue having Aragon as part of the MotoGP family as a reserve track in the coming years.
A Huge Opportunity for the Region’s Economy
The Aragón Grand Prix organization continues to contribute significantly to the region's economy. The 12 million euro investment made for 2027 will bring about a significant return in the region. MotorLand Aragon circuit generates approximately 50 million euros in economic impact, both directly and indirectly, each year. Almost half of this large sum is directly linked to the MotoGP Grand Prix race.
The over 110,000 racing fans who visit the circuit during the race weekend travel from across Spain and internationally to the region. Hotels, restaurants, and local businesses operate at full capacity during this busy period. This increases Aragon’s tourism potential while offering significant income opportunities for local residents.
An Investment in the Future
Aragón Regional President Jorge Azcon said, “Motorcycles will once again roar at the Alcañiz circuit in 2027. MotorLand will also continue to remain connected with MotoGP as a reserve facility between 2028 and 2031.” This return is considered an exciting development for both local residents and motorsport enthusiasts.
MotorLand Aragon’s long-term agreement offers the opportunity to race on one of MotoGP’s most challenging and spectacular circuits, while simultaneously contributing significantly to the region's economy, representing a sustainable investment into the future.
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