US EditionEverything we know about Goiania Circuit – MotoGP’s new Brazilian GP venue
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While heavy rains had flooded part of the track at the beginning of the week, the sun was back on Thursday on the Ayrton-Senna circuit. Cleaning of the installations is continuing, but the race should be able to stand normally.
The recent heavy rains left parts of the Ayrton Senna International Autodrome, in Goiânia, partially flooded in the few days of the MotoGP GP in Brazil. The situation is overpassed and the event does not run risk.
The Motorcycling World Championship returns to Brazil and makes it with the hand of a brand new champion, the Brazilian Diogo Moreira (Hnda LCR), thanks friend and admirer of Marc Márquez, the nine-time champion of the world. His common sponsor, the Spanish brewer Estrella Galicia, brought together the two champions in an act in Sau Paulo and, of course, both were extremely pleased by the fact that the two-wheel championship returned to Brazil a…
The Brazilian Grand Prix returns to the MotoGP calendar this weekend, 22 years after the last appointment, in Rio 2004, although this time it moves to the Autodromo Ayrton Senna of Goiania. It will be the first home test for Diogo Moreira, current champion of Moto2 and rookie this year in MotoGP. We talked with the São Paulo driver before the debut before his hobby.Moreira ranked 15th in the grill of the GP of Thailand, who inaugurated the World…
Not everyone knows about it, but a Brazilian driver has already been present on the starting grid of the MotoGP for several years. He is Franco Morbidelli, a VR46 driver, of Italian nationality but whose origins come from the country of the Samba! Thus, with Diogo Moreira, he will be part of [...] The MotoGP article In addition to Zarco's team-mate, there is a 2nd driver at home, in Brazil! appeared first on Le Mag Sport Auto.
= The upcoming Brazilian Grand Prix in Goiania marks the return of MotoGP to South America after more than two decades of absence. The last time the competition visited the country was in 2004, at the now defunct Jacarepaguá circuit. Since then, MotoGP has tried to repeat the experience, with several projects that have not materialized. The most notable was the Rio Motorpark project, which was supposed to become a reality in 2022, but was cancel…
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