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02-Mar-2025 | Thailand | Chang International Circuit |
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16-Mar-2025 | Argentina | Termas de Río Hondo |
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30-Mar-2025 | USA | Circuit of the Americas |
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13-Apr-2025 | Qatar | Losail |
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27-Apr-2025 | Spain | Jerez |
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11-May-2025 | France | Le Mans |
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25-May-2025 | Great Britain | Silverstone |
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08-Jun-2025 | Spain | Aragon |
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22-Jun-2025 | Italy | Mugello |
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29-Jun-2025 | Netherlands | Assen |
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13-Jul-2025 | Germany | Sachsenring |
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20-Jul-2025 | Czech Republic | Brno |
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17-Aug-2025 | Austria | Red Bull Ring |
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24-Aug-2025 | Hungary | Balaton Park Circuit |
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07-Sep-2025 | Catalonia | Barcelona |
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14-Sep-2025 | San Marino | Misano |
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28-Sep-2025 | Japan | Motegi |
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05-Oct-2025 | Indonesia | Mandalika |
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19-Oct-2025 | Australia | Phillip Island |
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26-Oct-2025 | Malaysia | Sepang |
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09-Nov-2025 | Portugal | Portimão |
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16-Nov-2025 | Valencia | Ricardo Tormo |
Spectacle guaranteed: the impressive 2025 MotoGP calendar
The 2025 MotoGP season promises to be nothing short of spectacular! With Pecco Bagnaia and Marc Márquez teaming up in the Ducati factory team, a dream duo will grace the grid. But that’s not all: reigning world champion Jorge Martin has made the switch to Aprilia, raising the stakes even higher. The season features a whopping 22 Grand Prix events and 44 races across a mix of iconic circuits and exciting new locations. With SportTravel, you can enjoy the action live without a worry. Book your ultimate MotoGP experience now!
Major changes in the MotoGP line-up
Twelve riders will be switching teams for the 2025 season. The most eye-catching transfers? Marc Márquez and Jorge Martin. Eight-time world champion Márquez joins the Ducati factory team alongside Pecco Bagnaia. However, this left no room for Martin despite his 2024 world title. The Spaniard now leads the charge for Aprilia, with his new teammate being Marco Bezzecchi, who also moves over from Ducati. Enea Bastianini and Maverick Viñales head to Tech3 KTM, while Pedro Acosta has been promoted to the KTM factory team. Jack Miller and Miguel Oliveira will race for the new Pramac Yamaha satellite team. Franco Morbidelli replaces Bezzecchi at VR46. And the MotoGP will welcome three rookies from Moto2: Ai Ogura, Fermín Aldeguer, and Somkiat Chantra, all preparing for their debut in the premier class.
MotoGP classics
The 2025 MotoGP season kicks off with a first: the opening race will be held in Thailand. From there, the Grand Prix circus travels through Argentina, America, and Qatar before heading to Europe at the end of April. The first European classic is the Spanish GP at Jerez, a fan and rider favorite. Other iconic races at Le Mans, Silverstone, Aragón, and Mugello follow before MotoGP makes its way to the Netherlands. The TT Assen, traditionally held on the last Sunday of June, promises to be extra special this year as it celebrates its 100th anniversary! Additionally, classic GPs at the Sachsenring, Catalunya, the Red Bull Ring, and Misano have cemented their status as highlights of the European season. Each track boasts its own unique character, offering thrilling challenges for the riders and unforgettable entertainment for the fans.
New tracks in 2025
In addition to the European classics, MotoGP 2025 will feature renowned circuits across Asia. Want to witness these thrilling races in person? SportTravel has you covered! For the Grand Prix of Japan, America and Qatar, SportTravel offers all-inclusive travel packages with professional guidance. This season, two new events join the calendar. The Brno Circuit in the Czech Republic makes its return after a five-year absence. This legendary track, combined with its vibrant atmosphere, makes it a must-visit for any MotoGP fan. A brand-new addition to the schedule is the Balaton Park Circuit in Hungary. Being present at the inaugural Grand Prix of a new circuit is always special – a unique experience you won’t want to miss!
Let SportTravel take care of everything
Attending a MotoGP race is always an extraordinary experience. With SportTravel, it gets even better. They take care of everything, so you don’t have to worry about a thing. With a Grand Prix trip from SportTravel, all arrangements are covered: flights, hotels, circuit transfers, and entry tickets. SportTravel guarantees quality with comfortable accommodations and prime seating, ensuring you enjoy the races to the fullest. With over 20 years of experience organizing sports travel, their enthusiastic support team will be on-site throughout the weekend to ensure your trip runs smoothly. Together, you’ll create an unforgettable experience!
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