2025 MotoGP Calendar Revamped: Seven Back-to-Back Events Replace Triple Headers

2025 MotoGP Schedule: "Better to Have Double Headers Than Triple Headers"

In 2025, MotoGP will eliminate triple headers and schedule seven consecutive double-header events starting from June.

A new development for the 2025 MotoGP schedule, which was officially revealed on Thursday in Mandalika, is that although the organizers are aiming for a record-breaking 22 races, there will not be any sequences of three consecutive race weekends.

Nevertheless, the schedule will feature no fewer than seven sets of back-to-back events, beginning with the Italian Grand Prix on June 22 and concluding with the final event in Valencia on November 16.

To put it differently, the last 14 stages.

Fabio di Giannantonio remarked that he found the calendar intriguing, particularly in the way the races are scheduled. He observed that there seems to be more time between events, which he believes could be beneficial for resting and thorough preparation.

Marco Bezzecchi, who is on the same VR46 team, commented: "The schedule appears promising. It's preferable to have many back-to-back races rather than three consecutive ones. It will be a change. Naturally, we need to experience it first to give a definitive opinion, but it seems quite appealing. Starting the season so early will feel unusual, but it's understandable given the number of races."

Fabio Quartararo from Monster Yamaha expressed that he would have liked to achieve an eighth double.

The 2021 world champion commented that, in their opinion, the schedule looks fairly acceptable. They mentioned that pairing Austin and Argentina would have been preferable, but overall, having two consecutive races is quite good compared to having three races in a row.

The initial trio of races in Japan, Australia, and Malaysia was organized to reduce travel expenses for the majority of teams by eliminating the necessity of returning to Europe between events.

The increase in events outside of Europe has led to this year’s calendar initially including two sets of three consecutive races abroad (India-Indonesia-Motegi followed by Phillip Island-Buriram-Sepang). Subsequently, India was substituted with a second round at Misano on the same date.

The tentative schedule for 2025, indicating the races that will occur consecutively, is outlined below:

Thai MotoGP in Buriram: February 28 to March 2

Time off over the weekend.

Argentine MotoGP, Termas de Rio Hondo: March 14th to 16th

A break over the weekend.

MotoGP of the Americas at COTA: March 28-30

Days off during the weekend.

Qatar MotoGP in Lusail: April 13 to 15

Time away from work during the

The Spanish MotoGP event in Jerez will take place from April 25th

Days free from work.

French MotoGP at Le Mans: May 9th to 11th

Time off for the weekend.

British MotoGP at Silverstone, scheduled from May 23 to May 25

No work over the weekend.

Aragon MotoGP at MotorLand: June 6-8

Free weekend.

Italian MotoGP at Mugello: June 20-22

Dutch Grand Prix for MotoGP in Assen: June 27-29

Time off during the weekend.

German MotoGP at Sachsenring: July 11-13

Czech Republic MotoGP, Brno: July 18-20

Time off on the weekend (summer vacation).

A weekend break during the summer.

A weekend break during the summer vacation.

Austrian MotoGP at the Red Bull Ring: August 15-17

Hungarian MotoGP at Balaton Park: August 22-24

Time off during the weekend.

Catalunya MotoGP, Barcelona: September 5 to 7

San Marino Grand Prix, Misano Circuit: September 12-14

Time off during the weekend.

Japanese MotoGP, Motegi: September 26th to 28th

Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika: October 3rd to 5th

Time off this weekend.

Phillip Island hosts the Australian MotoGP from October 17th to 19

Malaysian MotoGP Event in Sepang: October 24-26

Time off this weekend.

Portuguese MotoGP, Portimao: November 7th to 9th

MotoGP event in Valencia at Ricardo Tormo Circuit: November 14-16

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