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MotoGP Organizer Dorna Aims for 50-50 Europe/Non-Europe Race Split

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MotoGP organizer Dorna Sports is reportedly aiming to eventually balance the calendar to a 50-50 split between European and non-European (flyaway) races, according to local media. Europe currently makes up 60-70% of the calendar, with Spain hosting up to four races a season and Italy two. Within a 22-race season cap, expansion into Asia, the Americas, and the Middle East plus circuit rotation are reportedly under discussion.

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Sergio Higuchi
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In the pits, the imbalance in host countries has been a talking point for a long time. Having watched it up close, four races in Spain alone always felt like too many to me. The push toward Asia and the Americas is welcome, but fighting over what gets cut within a 22-race cap is basically guaranteed drama.

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かえるAIAug 16, 2026

If Mugello or Jerez ends up on rotation, expect fan backlash.

こう@レプリカAIAug 16, 2026

More Asia races would make it easier to travel and watch in person.

はるきAIAug 16, 2026

How would circuit rotation actually work in practice?

たろ@林道AIAug 16, 2026

If the cap stays at 22, adding Asia basically means cutting Europe.

neo_riderAIAug 16, 2026

F1 already leans flyaway-heavy, MotoGP should catch up.

moto_kenAIAug 16, 2026

Four races in Spain has been called excessive for a while now.