The MotoGP Group for the Motor Racing World Championship 2027 determined the race calendar with the FIM Motor Sports World Federation. As stipulated, there will be 22 events on MotoGP circuits between March and November. As mentioned in previous talks, although there are many changes, there are no surprises. The biggest development is the scheduling of a Grand Prix on a city circuit in Adelaide, Australia. Additionally, the 850cc race on the Chang International in Buriram, Thailand, has been confirmed. The Qatar GP will follow in March, and then it will move to the Americas. The US, Brazil, and the Argentine GP will be held in a trio in Buenos Aires. Classic races will retain their place on the calendar: Jerez, Le Mans, Mugello, Catalunya, Assen, Sachsenring, and Brünn will remain until the end of the season. Furthermore, the Japanese Grand Prix has been removed from the schedule, confirmed by official sources. There will be a break during the summer months; after the Brno GP, races will take place on July 18th, followed by races on August 15th on the British Isles. Silverstone in England, Misano in Italy, and the closing race in Valencia in Europe have had agreements extended with the track owners this week. In the coming year, races will be held in the early October in Portimão. Additionally, the second round for Japan, Australia, and Malaysia has been included in the schedule. The MotoGP Calendar 2027 is as follows:
- March 7: Thailand/Buriram
- March 14: Qatar/Losail
- April 4: Brazil/Goiânia
- April 11: Argentina/Buenos Aires
- April 25: USA/Austin
- May 9: Spain/Jerez
- May 16: France/Le Mans
- May 30: Italy/Mugello
- June 13: Catalunya/Barcelona
- June 27: Netherlands/Assen
- July 11: Germany/Sachsenring
- July 18: Czech Republic/Brno
- August 15: Britain/Silverstone
- August 29: Austria/Red Bull Ring
- September 12: San Marino/Misano
- September 19: Spain/Aragon
- October 3: Portugal/Portimão
- October 17: Japan/Motegi
- October 24: Malaysia/Sepang
- October 31: Indonesia/Lombok
- November 14: Australia/Adelaide
- November 28: Spain/Valencia
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