World · Singapore Bureau
MotoGP expands to 22 rounds with Buenos Aires, Adelaide additions
The MotoGP World Championship will span 22 races across five continents in 2027, with the addition of Argentina and Australia to the expanded calendar. The season will run from March through November.
LSN Singapore ·
MotoGP organisers have confirmed an expanded 22-round calendar for the 2027 season, featuring races on five continents over a nine-month stretch. The announcement, made on Friday, includes new venues in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Adelaide, Australia, reflecting the sport's continued global expansion.
The extended calendar represents a significant increase from recent seasons and underscores MotoGP's ambitions to grow its international footprint. The inclusion of Argentina marks a return to South American racing, while Adelaide adds another Australian venue to complement the existing Phillip Island circuit.
The championship will commence in March and conclude in November, maintaining the traditional European summer focus while incorporating races throughout Asia, the Americas, and Oceania. The expanded schedule reflects MotoGP's strategy to capitalise on growing fan bases and commercial opportunities in key markets worldwide.
This marks a continuation of MotoGP's trend toward larger calendars in recent years, as the sport seeks to balance competitive demands with commercial viability across diverse geographical markets.