Last year it was announced that Losail it would carry out works in its circuit such as the remodeling of the ‘paddock’ and other facilities. This prevents the inaugural event from taking place one more year in the Qatari country and from occupying the penultimate place in the provisional calendar of 2023.
Therefore, the new course will begin in Portimãowhere a few weeks before all, lThe World Championship riders will ride in some tests. Argentina and The Americas they occupy the second and third position in the calendar before traveling to Europe.
Ten races on European territory
The first European track to set foot in the World Championship will be the Circuit of Jerez with the Spanish Grand Prix. It will be Grand Prix number four and it will be held from April 28 to 30.
Another of the novelties that the season presents is the incorporation of Kazakhstan and the India. However, although they appear as tests in the calendar, they are still pending approval, so their participation cannot be confirmed.
A first look at #MotoGP‘s newest venue, Sokol International Racetrack! 🚦 #KazakhstanGP 🇰🇿 pic.twitter.com/qQJd13KiXk
— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) September 27, 2022
New circuits pending confirmation
Kazakhstan would be held from July 7 to 9, and the action would not return to the track until August 4 on the track of Silverstone. It is the well-known summer break.
From this moment the high intensity weeks begin with eight races in 10 weeks. Six of them at dawn with the so-called Asian tour. There will be races from September 22 to November 26 with only a two-week break.
The season ends the weekend of November 24-26 with the Valencian Community Grand Prix where in recent years at least one world title has been decided.
Happy 2023 Everyone! 🙌
With 21 rounds in 18 countries to look forward to, this might be the best year yet! 🔥#MotoGP pic.twitter.com/dZOgbPqu8z
— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) January 1, 2023