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The provisional MotoGP schedule is out. New to the line-up (well sort of), is the stop in Hungary at the Balatonring (yet to be built). And also, the British GP will be held at Silverstone instead of Donington Park. Donington will host Formula1 instead for the foreseeable future.That shouldn’t be a surprise to you if you’re a A&R regular, but for you newcomers…umm, gee…well, SURPRISE!
Dorna doesn’t seem convinced that the Balatonring will be completed in time. So they’ve hedged their bets with a “reserve circuit” in Spain, the Motorland Aragon Circuit. Motorland is a brand new facility that is just outside of Alcañiz, about a hundred miles inland from Barcelona. If the reserve circuit is used, it will mean 4 Grand Prix’s in Spain for 2010.
That might be good news for the rabid motorcycle racing fans of Espana, but it’s even better news for Motorland, which has been trying to establish itself as a premiere venue, by courting Formula1 and MotoGP. Full listing of the schedule after the jump.
Provisional 2010 MotoGP Calendar
DatesGrand PrixCircuitApril 11 *QatarDoha/LosailApril 25JapanMotegiMay 2SpainJerez de la FronteraMay 16FranceLe MansMay 30ItalyMugelloJune 6Great BritainSilverstoneJune 26 **NetherlandsAssenJuly 4CatalunyaCatalunyaJuly 18GermanySachsenringJuly 25 ***United StatesLaguna SecaAugust 15Czech Rep.BrnoAugust 29IndianapolisIndianapolisSeptember 12San Marino & Riviera di RiminiMisanoSeptember 19+HungaryBalatonringOctober 10MalaysiaSepangOctober 17AustraliaPhillip IslandOctober 31PortugalEstorilNovember 7ValenciaRicardo Tormo "“ Valencia*: Evening Race
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***: Only MotoGP class
+: Reserve circuit: Motorland Aragon Circuit
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This article comes from AsphaltandRubber.com
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The provisional MotoGP schedule is out. New to the line-up (well sort of), is the stop in Hungary at the Balatonring (yet to be built). And also, the British GP will be held at Silverstone instead of Donington Park. Donington will host Formula1 instead for the foreseeable future.That shouldn’t be a surprise to you if you’re a A&R regular, but for you newcomers…umm, gee…well, SURPRISE!
Dorna doesn’t seem convinced that the Balatonring will be completed in time. So they’ve hedged their bets with a “reserve circuit” in Spain, the Motorland Aragon Circuit. Motorland is a brand new facility that is just outside of Alcañiz, about a hundred miles inland from Barcelona. If the reserve circuit is used, it will mean 4 Grand Prix’s in Spain for 2010.
That might be good news for the rabid motorcycle racing fans of Espana, but it’s even better news for Motorland, which has been trying to establish itself as a premiere venue, by courting Formula1 and MotoGP. Full listing of the schedule after the jump.
Provisional 2010 MotoGP Calendar
DatesGrand PrixCircuitApril 11 *QatarDoha/LosailApril 25JapanMotegiMay 2SpainJerez de la FronteraMay 16FranceLe MansMay 30ItalyMugelloJune 6Great BritainSilverstoneJune 26 **NetherlandsAssenJuly 4CatalunyaCatalunyaJuly 18GermanySachsenringJuly 25 ***United StatesLaguna SecaAugust 15Czech Rep.BrnoAugust 29IndianapolisIndianapolisSeptember 12San Marino & Riviera di RiminiMisanoSeptember 19+HungaryBalatonringOctober 10MalaysiaSepangOctober 17AustraliaPhillip IslandOctober 31PortugalEstorilNovember 7ValenciaRicardo Tormo "“ Valencia*: Evening Race
**: Saturday
***: Only MotoGP class
+: Reserve circuit: Motorland Aragon Circuit
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