US EditionPopular MotoGP Round Gets New Contract After Record-Breaking 2025
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Everything pointed to this already during the Germany-GP – now it is official. The MotoGP circus will set up its tents in Saxony at least until 2031. New contracts between Dorna Sports and ADAC are confirmed.
MotoGP grants five-year extension to German GP - BlackBook Motorsport
Sachsenring has been on MotoGP schedule since 1998 Extension follows recent five-year deals for Barcelona, Jerez, Valencia, and France MotoGP has signed its latest five-year circuit extension, this time with the German motorcycle Grand Prix. The agreement until 2031 comes after last weekend’s visit to the Sachsenring, which saw record crowds of over 250,000 people across the four days. The Sachsenring has hosted the German Grand Prix since 1998,…
MotoGP gives German GP new contract - with key safety caveat
The German Grand Prix will remain on the MotoGP calendar at the Sachsenring until at least the 2031 season, following last weekend’s record crowds of over a quarter of a million people across four days.However, the new deal from series organiser Dorna is likely to have come with a caveat: that necessary safety modifications are made, something called for by Sunday’s podium finishers following a series of big crashes and near misses in both wet a…
The motorcycle World Championship will remain on the Sachsenring until at least 2031. On Tuesday, the contract with rights holder Dorna, which expires in 2026, was extended by five years.
German GP signs deal to remain on MotoGP calendar until 2031
The organisers of the German GP have announced that the race will remain on the MotoGP calendar until at least 2031. Following a weekend in which Marc Marquez clinched his ninth MotoGP victory at the Sachsenring circuit, an agreement has been reached with Dorna to keep the championship in Germany. Despite safety concerns following several crashes across all three classes, the circuit will remain a fixture on the calendar for at least six more s…
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