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The British MotoGP race weekend is one of the highlights of the calendar and tickets are now on sale for the 2026 edition. Silverstone will host another weekend of scintillating two-wheeled racing on 07-09 August 2026, with fans encouraged to secure their tickets early for an event that always proves hugely popular.
Following a long hiatus, Silverstone returned to the MotoGP calendar in 2010 and has been a mainstay ever since. The 2025 race saw Marco Bezzecchi deliver a sensational comeback victory, capitalising on a red-flag restart and Fabio Quartararo’s mechanical DNF to claim the win for Aprilia by 4.088 s over Johann Zarco, with Marc Márquez rounding out the podium.
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Why go to British MotoGP
Racing at Silverstone is one of the true highlights of the MotoGP season, with the 5.9km circuit offering a unique blend of speed, history, and spectacle. With top speeds exceeding 210mph and iconic sections like Maggots, Becketts, and Stowe, the track demands everything from the riders and always delivers edge-of-your-seat action for the fans.
In 2026, the British Grand Prix returns to the height of summer – perfectly timed for school holidays, long sunny days, and the ultimate festival atmosphere. It’s the most fan-friendly slot of the season, making it easier than ever to enjoy all the thrills of MotoGP at the peak of the British summer.
The home crowd brings an unmistakable energy, turning out in force to support their favourites and soak up the high-speed action. With fans packing the stands and camping fields alike, Silverstone becomes a buzzing hub of noise, colour, and celebration across the entire weekend.
Add in its easy access from across the UK and solid transport links, and Silverstone in the summer becomes a must-visit for any MotoGP fan looking for a perfect blend of adrenaline, atmosphere, and British racing tradition.
Racing heritage
Silverstone has been the backdrop for some of the most unforgettable moments in MotoGP history. In 2019, Alex Rins etched his name into the record books with a breathtaking last-corner move on Marc Márquez, using just a fraction more grip to edge ahead at the line by 0.014 seconds – the closest finish in MotoGP history. It was a moment that captured the drama, precision, and unpredictability that Silverstone is known for.
While the Silverstone Museum celebrates decades of motorsport heritage with legendary cars and bikes, the track itself continues to make history year after year. Each British Grand Prix adds a new chapter to its legacy, with daring overtakes, dramatic battles, and heart-pounding finishes that remind fans why Silverstone is one of the sport’s most iconic venues.
Head to the British MotoGP event page to book your place at some 2026 summer racing!