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2020 MotoGP Calendar
By Emanuele Venturoli| Posted December 31, 1969
By Emanuele Venturoli| Posted December 31, 1969
2020 MotoGP Calendar
2020 MotoGP Calendar
Article updated to Monday, November 2, 2020, 1 p.m.
As European nations struggle to see light at the end of the tunnel of the COVID-19 nightmare, Dorna and the FIM have pieced together the pieces of a calendar MotoGP torn apart by the Coronavirus emergency. Nothing is certain yet, and no doubt much will depend on the development of the pandemic and the individual measures taken by states as they search for a difficult balance between economic recovery and public health.
It is likely to be an Iberian-centric world championship, with eight out of 15 races held on Spanish soil between the four circuits of Jerez, Barcelona, Valencia and Aragon . There will be two Italian stages, at the Misano Adriatico circuit, and two also the Austrian ones at that Red Bull Ring from which the Formula 1 calendar also started.
After the first Grand Prix in Qatar contested only by the Moto2™️and Moto3™ categories, followed by a mandatory stop, the next race will be the Gran Premio Red Bull de España scheduled for July 19 in Jerez de la Frontera. Seven days later, the Red Bull Grand Prix de Andalucía will take place on the same track. On August 9, it will be time to watch the Monster Energy Grand Prix České republiky in the Czech Republic, on the Brno track, before another one-two punch at Spielberg to celebrate the myWorld Motorrad Grand Prix von Österreich August 16 and the Grand Prix von Styria.
After a two-week break, there will be another double date, this time at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli. The San Marino and Riviera di Rimini Grand Prix will be celebrated on September 13. and seven days later it will be time fortheEmilia Romagna and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix. On September 27 , we will witness the Monster Energy de Catalunya Grand Prix.
After a short break, the next event will be onOctober 11, to celebrate the SHARK Helmets Grand Prix de France, an event that will anticipate the double event at MotorLand Aragon with the holding of the Michelin Gran Premio de Aragón and the Gran Premio de Teruel on October 18 and 25, respectively.
Following the two Aragonese events, the championship will have a two-week break before moving to the Circuit de Valencia – Ricardo Tormo where theEuropean Grand Prix will be held onNovember 8 , the following week the Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana will be celebrated, and then the championship will conclude in Portimao, Portugal, on November 22.
| 1 | Mar 08-20 | Losail | Qatar Grand Prix (Moto2 and Moto3) |
| 2 | 19-Jul-20 | Jerez de La Frontera | Grand Prix of Spain |
| 3 | 26-Jul-20 | Jerez de la Frontera | Grand Prix of Andalusia |
| 4 | 09-Aug-20 | Brno | Grand Prix of the Czech Republic |
| 5 | 16-Aug-20 | Spielberg | Austrian Grand Prix |
| 6 | 23-Aug-20 | Spielberg | Styrian Grand Prix |
| 7 | 13-Sep-20 | Misano Adriatico | San Marino Grand Prix |
| 8 | Sep-20-Sep-20 | Misano Adriatico | Grand Prix of Emilia Romagna |
| 9 | 27-Sep-20 | Barcelona | Grand Prix of Catalonia |
| 10 | 11-Oct-20 | Le Mans | French Grand Prix |
| 11 | 18-Oct-20 | Aragon | Aragon Grand Prix |
| 12 | Oct. 25-Oct. 20 | Aragon | Teurel Grand Prix |
| 13 | 08-Nov-20 | Valencia | European Grand Prix |
| 14 | 15-Nov-20 | Valencia | Valencian Community Grand Prix |
| 15 | 22-Nov | Portimao | MEO Grand Prix of Portugal |
With the exception of the races held in Misano and Le Mans, for the time being all Grand Prix were run without spectators. In Portimao, for the grand finale of the 2020 MotoGP Championship the possibility of public and operational VIP Village is expected.
If you are interested in the MotoGP 2021 calendar you can click this link
Emanuele Venturoli
A graduate in Public, Social and Political Communication from the University of Bologna, he has always been passionate about marketing, design and sport.
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