Dorna, championship promoter MotoGP has released a new calendar for the rest of the calendar year and thus with it after the covid-19 crisis season 2020. The focus is on racing around Europe. The novelty is that on some routes they will take place on two consecutive weekends two races for a grand prize. By the end of July, it will be clear whether the races will take place in other parts of the world as well.
It all starts on July 19 in Jerez de la Frontera in Spain. A week later, a second race is scheduled at the same racetrack, and then the season continues on August 9 in Brno in the Czech Republic. Po Czech GP will be held on 16 and 23 August in Austria Spielberg two more races.
There is a caravan around Austria MotoGP moves south, in Italian Misano Adriatico, where the races will take place on 13 and 20 September. The next stop is Catalonia, to be exact Barcelona, where racers will drive on Sept. 27.
GP of France are scheduled for October 11th in Le Mans, and then MotoGP returns back to Spain, where on 18 and 25 October v Aragon two races are scheduled, and two more will be on November 8 and 15 in Valencia.
MotoGP 2020 calendar
July 19: Jerez I (Spanish GP)
July 26: Jerez II (GP of Andalusia)
August 9: Brno (Czech GP)
August 16: Spielberg I (Austrian GP)
August 23: Spielberg I (Styrian GP)
September 13st: Misano I (San Marino GP)
September 20st: Misano II (GP Emilia-Romagna)
September 27st: Barcelona (Grand Prix of Catalonia)
October 11: Le Mans (GP France)
October 18: Aragon I (GP Aragon)
October 25: Aragon II (GP Teruela)
November 8: Valencia I (European Grand Prix)
November 15: Valencia II (GP Spain)
