The 2026 MotoGP season is shaping up to be one of the most thrilling in recent years, with a record 22 races scheduled across four continents. From the opening round in Thailand to the dramatic finale in Valencia, fans can expect an action-packed journey filled with speed, skill, and unpredictability.
This year’s calendar blends classic circuits with new additions, ensuring every race weekend brings fresh challenges. Riders will face everything from scorching desert heat to unpredictable tropical rain, testing their endurance and adaptability to the limit.
The Complete MotoGP 2026 Schedule
- March 1 – Thailand Grand Prix (Buriram, Chang International Circuit)
- March 22 – Brazil Grand Prix (Goiânia, Ayrton Senna Circuit)
- March 29 – Grand Prix of the Americas (Austin, Circuit of the Americas)
- April 12 – Qatar Grand Prix (Lusail International Circuit)
- April 26 – Spanish Grand Prix (Jerez – Ángel Nieto Circuit)
- May 10 – French Grand Prix (Le Mans, Bugatti Circuit)
- May 17 – Catalan Grand Prix (Barcelona, Circuit de Catalunya)
- May 31 – Italian Grand Prix (Mugello Circuit)
- June 7 – Hungarian Grand Prix (Balaton Park Circuit)
- June 21 – Czech Republic Grand Prix (Brno Circuit)
- June 28 – Dutch TT (Assen Circuit)
- July 12 – German Grand Prix (Sachsenring Circuit)
- August 9 – British Grand Prix (Silverstone Circuit)
- August 30 – Aragon Grand Prix (MotorLand Aragon)
- September 13 – San Marino Grand Prix (Misano Circuit)
- September 20 – Austrian Grand Prix (Red Bull Ring, Spielberg)
- October 4 – Japanese Grand Prix (Motegi Circuit)
- October 11 – Indonesian Grand Prix (Mandalika Circuit, Lombok)
- October 25 – Australian Grand Prix (Phillip Island Circuit)
- November 1 – Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang Circuit)
- November 15 – Portuguese Grand Prix (Portimão Circuit)
- November 22 – Valencian Grand Prix (Circuit Ricardo Tormo)
Key Highlights for 2026
The season begins in Asia and ends in Europe, offering a perfect mix of fast tracks and technical layouts. The Indonesian Grand Prix at Mandalika stands out as one of the most awaited races, thanks to its tropical setting and passionate fans.
Other iconic venues such as Mugello, Assen, and Phillip Island will return, providing unpredictable results and breathtaking action throughout the year.
New technical regulations and several team reshuffles add another layer of excitement — every round could reshape the championship standings.
Why Fans Can’t Miss the 2026 Season
With 22 rounds, tighter competition, and unpredictable weather conditions, MotoGP 2026 guarantees non-stop drama from start to finish. Whether you follow the sport for your favorite riders, bold overtakes, or strategic battles, this season is set to deliver it all.
Who will rise to the top in 2026? Follow the latest race updates, standings, and expert predictions all season long — and make your own picks before every Grand Prix weekend.
