MotoGP Calendar For 2020 Announced

MotoGP calendar for 2020 announced

After the season began in Qatar with only Moto2 and Moto3 present, all classes of MotoGP have been on hiatus. Subsequently, the newly released MotoGP calendar presents a season of European rounds, with the potential for 4 fly-away races.

Round, Grand Prix, Circuit and Date

1) Grand Prix of Qatar (Losail International Circuit) already completed on 8^th March

2) Grand Prix of Spain (Circuito de Jerez) on 19^th July

3) Grand Prix of Andalucia (Circuito de Jerez) on 26^th July

4) Grand Prix of Czech Republic (Automotodrom Brno) on 9^th August

5) Grand Prix of Austria (Red Bull Ring Spielberg) on 16^th August

6) Grand Prix of Austria (Red Bull Ring Spielberg) on 23^rd August

7) Grand Prix of San Marino (Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli) on 13^th September

8) Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna (Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli) on 20^th September

9) Grand Prix of Catalunya (Barcelona – Catalunya) on 27^th September

10) Grand Prix of France (Le Mans) on 11^th October

11) Grand Prix of Aragon (Motorland Aragon) on 18^th October

12) Grand Prix of Aragon (Motorland Aragon) on 25^th October

13) Grand Prix of Europe (Comunitat Valenciana) on 8^th November

14) Grand Prix of Comunitat Valenciana (Comunitat Valenciana) on 15^th November

In addition, the Grand Prix in America, Argentina, Thailand and Malaysia have all been indefinitely postponed. As a result, they may take place between November 22^nd and December 13^th. Dorna will announce confirmation before July 31^st. This adds some variety to the MotoGP calendar, but some circuits such as Phillip Island will miss out this season.

In short, riders will be desperate to get back in action. Many require strong performances to justify newly signed contracts or to secure a deal for 2021. For example, the factory Yamaha team. Maverick Vinales has already signed a new two-year deal.  On the other hand, current team-mate Valentino Rossi is being replaced by Fabio Quartararo and must evaluate his competitiveness in view of a move to the SRT Petronas team.

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