The 2024 MotoGP schedule has been announced and it features the return of old tracks and a debut for others

As Ducati’s Bagnaia tightens his gloved grip on the 2023 title, the organisers are already looking ahead to the 2024 MotoGP calendar.

The exciting announcement revealed the return of Aragon, the fourth Spanish race in the calendar, after a year’s absence.

Qatar was announced as the venue for the opening round of the 2024 MotoGP season back in April. The Lusail circuit has become part of the Formula 1 furniture and now prepares to return as the opening round the two-wheeled motor world.

The season will end in mid-November in Valencia.

MotoGP 2024 Calendar 

RoundDateRaceCircuitTickets
18-10 MarQatarLusailTICKET PAGE
222-24 MarPortugalPortimaoTICKET PAGE
CancelledArgentinaTermas de Rio HondoTICKET PAGE
312-14 AprAmericasCircuit of the AmericasTICKET PAGE
426-28 AprSpainJerezTICKET PAGE
510-12 MayFranceLe MansTICKET PAGE
624-26 MayCatalunyaBarcelonaTICKET PAGE
731 May-2 JuneItalyMugelloTICKET PAGE
814-16 JuneKazakhstanSokol
928-30 JuneAssenTT AssenTICKET PAGE
105-7 July GermanySachsenringTICKET PAGE
112-4 AugBritainSilverstoneTICKET PAGE
1216-18 AugAustriaRed Bull RingTICKET PAGE
1330 Aug-1 SeptAragonMotorLand AragónTICKET PAGE
146-8 SeptSan MarinoMisanoTICKET PAGE
CancelledIndiaBuddh
1627-29 SeptIndonesiaMandalikaTICKET PAGE
174-6 OctJapanMotegiTICKET PAGE
1818-20 OctAustraliaPhillip IslandTICKET PAGE
1925-27 OctThailandChangTICKET PAGE
201-3 NovMalaysiaSepangTICKET PAGE
2115-17 NovValenciaRicardo TormoTICKET PAGE
MotoGP 2024 calendar

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Other talking points form the 2024 MotoGP calendar 

Next season will see the MotoGP calendar break the record number of races and countries in a single year. A grand total of 22 races will be run in 19 countries from March to November of 2024.

Next year will also be the 75th anniversary of motorcycle Grand Prix racing. 

The return of rider-favourite Aragon took fans by surprise, taking the total of Spanish Grand Prix to four. Kazakhstan, at the second time of trying, will make its debut on the MotoGP scene as the riders navigate the Sokol Circuit for the very first time. This will also make Kazakhstan the 30th nation to host a MotoGP race.

Mugello, Sachsenring, Silverstone, Circuit de Barcelona and Le Mans are among the world’s most iconic tracks, and these real fan favourites all return for 2024.