Bues Aires and Adelaide are slotted into the 2027 MotoGP calendar, slotting in place of the cancelled Hungary round and the former Phillip Island Australian GP.
Opening Leg: Thailand takes the stage
The season launches at Buriram International Circuit on 7 March, marking the first race after the final pre‑season tests at the newly upgraded facility. Directly thereafter, teams will head to the Emirates‑Dubai race track in Qatar for the second round scheduled for 14 March.
South American Sprint to the Americas
Brazil hosts the 4 April Brazilian GP, followed the next week by the Argentine GP in Buenos Aires on 11 April. The 25 April Americas GP takes place in Austin, Texas, before the series crosses the Atlantic for the European campaign.
European Circuit Prologue
From late May to early October, 12 European events unfold: Spanish GP at Jerez on 9 May, French GP at Le Mans on 16 May, Italian GP at Mugello on 30 May, Catalan GP in Barcelona on 13 June, Dutch GP at Assen on 27 June, German GP at Sachsenring on 11 July, Czech GP at Brno on 18 July, British GP at Silverstone on 15 August, Austrian GP at the Austrian Circuit on 29 August, San Marino GP at Misano on 12 September, Aragon GP at the Aragon Circuit on 19 September, and Portuguese GP at Portimao on 3 October.
Triple‑Header Asia and Oceania Finale
Three consecutive races at Motegi (17 October), Malaysia (24 October) and Lombok, Indonesia (31 October) create the season’s triple‑header. The middle Pacific round will now move to Adelaide on 14 November, while the season concludes with the traditional Valencia GP on 28 November.
Key Calendar Highlights
- 22 races across 19 countries make the 2027 schedule the most widespread in MotoGP history.
- Five double‑headers and one triple‑header structure enhances the racing narrative.
- Pengaruh geopolitik: the Qatar event was postponed from April to March pending clarification on a November race.
- Adelaide’s semi‑urban circuit aims to draw global attention to new host locations under Liberty Media’s global expansion strategy.
With Buenos Aires and Adelaide now firmly part of the 2027 lineup, riders will navigate a season that not only tests speed but also the logistical nerve of a truly global championship.
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