MotoGP calendar official: The 22 rounds of the 2027 Road Racing World Championship
Before the World Championship heads to Asia, the time has come: the official race calendar for the start of the 850cc MotoGP era has been finalised. There were no further surprises amongst the 22 planned events.
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The MotoGP Group has approved the 2027 Motorcycle Road World Championship race calendar in collaboration with the International Motorcycling Federation (FIM). As agreed in the statutes, 22 events are once again set to take place on the GP circuit between March and November 2027. As already hinted at during the preliminary discussions, there are numerous changes, but no further surprises. The biggest change is the move in Australia towards Adelaide, in conjunction with the Grand Prix on a street circuit.
As previously confirmed, the season will kick off with the 850cc class’s debut at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand. This will be followed in March by the Qatar Desert Grand Prix. From there, the action heads to the American continent. The USA, Brazil and the Argentine Grand Prix in Buenos Aires – which has been reinstated to the calendar – will be contested as a trio of races.
There are no changes to the classics on the calendar: Jerez, Le Mans,
Also confirmed are Silverstone in England, Misano on the Adriatic coast, and the two final European races in
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