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MotoGP: This is the 2023 programme

Jesper Van OverloopWritten by Jesper Van Overloop
Mar 28, 2023
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  • The full 2023 MotoGP programme at a glance

    MotoGP fans take note: the 2023 MotoGP calendar is complete! Francesco Bagnaia managed to become champion last season against all odds: following a crash in the German GP, he was 91 points behind the top of the standings, but he managed to score 5 GP wins afterwards, totaling 7 the whole season, thus securing the title. Get ready for an amazing new racing year! This season will include two new races: the Grands Prix of India and Kazakhstan. In addition, one of the four Spanish circuits has been removed from the calendar for this year. From now on, one of these four circuits will be absent from the calendar each season, in turn. For this year, this means that there will be no race at Motorland Aragon. Let’s look at the races one by one.

    MotoGP programme 2023

    Grand Prix Date City Circuit
    Great Britain 6 August 2023 Towcester Silverstone Circuit
    Grand Prix Austria 20 August 2023 Spielberg Red Bull Ring
    Grand Prix Catalonia 3 September 2023 Montmeló Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
    Grand Prix San Marino 10 September 2023 Misano Adriatico Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli
    Grand Prix India 24 September 2023 Greater Noida Buddh International Circuit
    Grand Prix Japan 1 October 2023 Motegi Twin Ring Motegi
    Grand Prix Indonesia 15 October 2023 Pujut Mandalika International Street Circuit
    Grand Prix Australia 22 October 2023 Ventnor Phillip Island Circuit
    Grand Prix Thailand 29 October 2023 Buriram Chang International Circuit
    Grand Prix Malaysia 12 November 2023 Sepang Sepang International Circuit
    Grand Prix Qatar 19 November 2023 Lusail Lusail International Circuit
    Grand Prix Valencia 26 November 2023 Cheste Ricardo Tormo Circuit

    MotoGP results 2023

    Grand Prix Winner City Circuit
    Grand Prix Portugal Francesco Bagnaia Portimão Autódromo Internacional do Algarve
    Grand Prix Argentina Marco Bezzecchi Termas de Río Termas de Rio Hondo
    Grand Prix United States Alex Rins Austin Circuit of the Americas
    Grand Prix Spain Francesco Bagnaia Jerez de la Frontera Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto
    Grand Prix France Marco Bezzecchi Le Mans Circuit de la Sarthe
    Grand Prix Italy Francesco Bagnaia Scarperia e San Piero Autodromo del Mugello
    Grand Prix Germany Jorge Martin Hohenstein-Ernsttha Sachsenring
    Grand Prix Netherlands Francesco Bagnaia Assen TT Circuit Assen

     

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    1. Grand Prix Portugal

    Autódromo Internacional do Algarve

    24-03-2023/26-03-2023

    For the first time in 15 years, the first Grand Prix of the year will not be held in Qatar, as this Portuguese circuit will have the honour of opening the MotoGP season! The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve is a 4.692km race circuit in the municipality of Portimão, Portugal. The construction of this circuit was completed in October 2008, so it is relatively new. The circuit is approved by both the FIM (motorsport federation) and the FIA (motorsport federation). This season, it was Francesco Bagnaia who secured a place on top of the podium at the Portuguese Grand Prix.

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 41:25.401s Ducati
    Maverick Viñales +0.687s Aprilia
    Marco Bezzecchi +2.726s Ducati

    Pole Position: Marc Marquez
    Fastest Lap: Aleix Espargaro

    2. Grand Prix Argentina

    Termas de Rio Hondo

    31-03-2023/02-04-2023

    Deemed by many as one of the best tracks on the MotoGP calendar, this circuit has a bit of everything: fast, smooth corners and sections that offer various overtaking opportunities. The final section of the circuit gives riders the opportunity to go full throttle in their pursuit of glory. It may be a bit of an adventure to get there, but fans and riders all agree that it is worth it, not only for the fantastic atmosphere, but also (and especially) for the exciting racing that Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo consistently delivers. To this day, Marc Marquez is the rider who secured the most wins at this circuit.

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Marco Bezzecchi 44:28.518s Ducati
    Johann Zarco +4.085s Ducati
    Alex Marquez +4.681s Ducati

    Pole Position: Alex Marquez
    Fastest Lap: Marco Bezzecchi

     

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    3. Grand Prix United States

    Circuit of The Americas

    14-04-2023/16-04-2023

    This MotoGP hosts the US Grand Prix annually in April. Some of its corners are inspired by iconic circuits such as Silverstone’s Becketts corner and the infamous Turn 8 at Istanbul Park. This circuit is a popular attraction, with a 77m-high observation tower offering stunning views of the Austin skyline. Austin is known as the ‘live music capital of the world’, so it is no surprise that the Circuit of The Americas hosts high-profile music events every year! Big names like Taylor Swift and Bruno Mars have appeared on stage in recent years. This season, Francesco Bagnaia set a new fastest lap record; will he manage to break the record again next year?

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Alex Rins 41:14.649s Honda
    Luca Marini +3.498s Ducati
    Fabio Quartararo +4.936s Yamaha

    Pole Position: Francesco Bagnaia
    Fastest Lap: Alex Rins

    4. Grand Prix Spain

    Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto

    28-04-2023/30-04-2023

    Circuito de Jerez-Angel Nieto is one of the most famous and popular MotoGP venues with its famously intense races under the Andalusian sun and a local population that is incredibly passionate about the sport. Inaugurated in 1985, this circuit hosted its first motorbike Grand Prix in 1987 and has been a constant part of the MotoGP calendar ever since. The Spanish Grand Prix has many grandstands with varied views, it boasts recently improved facilities and can accommodate around 250,000 spectators.

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 39:29.085s Ducati
    Brad Binder +0.221s KTM
    Jack Miller +1.119s KTM

    Pole Position: Aleix Espargaro
    Fastest Lap: Francesco Bagnaia

     

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    5. Grand Prix France

    Circuit de la Sarthe

    12-05-2023/14-05-2023

    Le Mans did host the 1000th Grand Prix in MotoGP history. Although this circuit was consistently part of the MotoGP calendar for several decades, it had to take a few years off after a serious accident involving Spanish rider Alberto Puig in 1995. Le Mans returned in 2000 after several improvements were made to ensure rider safety. The 4.2-kilometre circuit consists of five left turns, nine right turns and a long 674-metre straight. The venue can accommodate 100,000 spectators. Jorge Lorenzo is the rider who secured the highest number of wins at the French Grand Prix.

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Marco Bezzecchi 41:37.970s Ducati
    Jorge Martin +4.256s Ducati
    Johann Zarco +4.795s Ducati

    Pole Position: Francesco Bagnaia
    Fastest Lap: Marco Bezzecchi

    6. Grand Prix Italy

    Autodromo del Mugello

    09-06-2023/11-06-2023

    Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello has been the popular host of the Italian MotoGP for many years. Located in beautiful Tuscany, this circuit hosted its first motorbike Grand Prix in 1976, and in 1991 it became a permanent part of the MotoGP calendar after an extensive renovation. The race track is considered one of the most challenging for drivers. The renovated viewing areas ensure that you can enjoy the racing spectacle to the full!

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 41:16.863s Ducati
    Jorge Martin +1.067s Ducati
    Johann Zarco +1.977s Ducati

    Pole Position: Francesco Bagnaia
    Fastest Lap: Alex Marquez

     

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    7. Grand Prix Germany

    Sachsenring

    16-06-2023/18-06-2023

    Sachsenring, home to the German MotoGP, has a rich and longstanding history with motorbike racing dating back to 1927. Located near Chemnitz in Saxony, the Sachsenring delivers many exciting races. The track is only 3.67 km long, making it the shortest circuit on the MotoGP calendar, but its tight turns also make it one of the slowest circuits. This season Johann Zarco rode the fastest lap on the Sachsenring, will someone beat him to it next season?

    Results race 2023

    Driver Time Team
    Jorge Martin 40:52.449s Ducati
    Francesco Bagnaia +0.064s Ducati
    Johann Zarco +7.013s Ducati

    Pole Position: Francesco Bagnaia
    Fastest Lap: Johann Zarco

    8. Grand Prix Netherlands

    TT Circuit Assen

    23-06-2023/25-06-2023

    TT Circuit Assen, home of the Dutch GP, has the special honour of being the only circuit to have hosted a MotoGP race every year (except 2020) since the Grand Prix motorcycle series was created in 1949. The 4.55-kilometre circuit consists of six left turns, 12 right turns and a long 487-metre straight. The circuit has a capacity of 110,000 people, all of whom are assured of a great view of the track. Valentino Rossi is the driver who achieved the most GP victories at this circuit.

    Results race 2023

    Coureur Tijd Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 40:37.640s Ducati
    Marco Bezzecchi +1.223s Ducati
    Aleix Espargaro +1.925s Aprilia

    Pole Position: Marco Bezzecchi
    Fastest Lap: Jorge Martin

     

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    9. Grand Prix Kazakhstan

    Sokol International Racetrack

    07-07-2023/09-07-2023

    This is one of the two new Grands Prix inaugurated this season. The track is still relatively unknown to most people ; it is 4.5 km long, features 12 corners (8 right and 4 left) and goes clockwise. Kazakhstan will be the 30th country to host a MotoGP. The Sokol circuit is located in Kazakhstan’s largest city, Almaty. Unfortunately, due to ongoing work and the challenges of getting it done logistically, this year’s GP in Kazakhstan has been cancelled.

    10. Grand Prix Great Britain

    Silverstone

    04-08-2023/06-08-2023

    Silverstone is home to British motorsport every year. This circuit is a Mecca for British motorsport fans and has undergone numerous changes over the years to reduce speed and increase safety. Back in the 1970s and 1980s, Silverstone was used for British MotoGP and then it disappeared from the calendar for a while. Silverstone made its comeback on the MotoGP calendar In 2010. Last season, Alex Rins set a new fastest race lap time, will anyone manage to improve on that this year already?

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 40:10.260s Ducati
    Maverick Viñales +0.426s Aprilia
    Jack Miller +0.614s Ducati

    Pole Position: Johann Zarco
    Fastest Lap: Alex Rins

     

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    11. Grand Prix Austria

    Red Bull Ring

    18-08-2023/20-08-2023

    Since 2016, the Red Bull Ring has hosted the Austrian MotoGP every August. This circuit is located in the middle of the Austrian Alps. From the grandstands, you have a magnificent view of the mountainous landscape. The beautiful scenery alone is enough reason to visit this GP! How about a hike the day before or after the event? Last season, Francisco “Pecco” Bagnaia won this GP for the 3rd time in a row.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 42:14.886s Ducati
    Fabio Quartararo +0.492s Yamaha
    Jack Miller +2.163s Ducati

    Pole Position: Enea Bastianini
    Fastest Lap: Jorge Martin

    12. Grand Prix Catalonia

    Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

    01-09-2023/03-09-2023

    This circuit has hosted races since 1992, when the European motorbike Grand Prix took place. The circuit was renamed Catalonia Grand Prix in 1996. Fun fact: on the hill to the right of turn 7 is La Moreneta, an old farmhouse that existed before the circuit was built and now houses the offices. Last season, Fabio Quartararo won this race in his native country.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Fabio Quartararo 40:29.260s Yamaha
    Jorge Martin +6.473s Ducati
    Johann Zarco +8.385s Ducati

    Pole Position: Aleix Espargaro
    Fastest Lap: Fabio Quartararo

     

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    13. Grand Prix San Marino

    Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli

    08-09-2023/10-09-2023

    Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli is the home of the San Marino MotoGP. The 4.20-kilometre circuit has six left turns, 10 right turns with a longest straight of 530 metres. Although some say the new Misano lacks the challenges and complexity of the old one, there’s plenty of hard acceleration in low gears and special overtaking opportunities to keep riders on their toes. The venue can accommodate 100,000 fans. Dani Pedrosa holds the fastest race lap and, among the current riders, Jorge Lorenzo is the one with the most wins to his name at this circuit.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 41:43.199s Ducati
    Enea Bastianini +0.034s Ducati
    Maverick Viñales +4.212s Aprilia

    Pole Position: Jack Miller
    Fastest Lap: Enea Bastianini

    14. Grand Prix India

    Buddh International Circuit

    22-09-2023/24-09-2023

    Good news for MotoGP fans in India: a GP will be hosted at Buddh International Circuit this season! Along with Kazakhstan, India makes its debut on the MotoGP calendar this year. India is a key market for the motorbike industry and therefore also for MotoGP, being at the forefront of motorbike racing. India has a whopping 1.4 billion inhabitants and a great many MotoGP fans. The circuit, located close to New Delhi, is 5.0 km long and features eight left and eight right turns. Who will go down in the history books as the first winner of the GP India?

     

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    15. Grand Prix Japan

    Twin Ring Motegi

    29-09-2023/01-10-2023

    Twin Ring Motegi hosts the Japanese MotoGP. Twin Ring Motegi is a major year-round attraction for motorsport fans, it is a place where the 21st century meets traditional culture. The circuit was added to the MotoGP calendar in 2000 and was known as the Pacific GP until 2003. In 2004, the event was officially renamed Japanese GP. The race track is 4.8 km long and consists of six left and eight right turns. Honda is the most successful team at this circuit so far.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Jack Miller 42:29.174s Ducati
    Brad Binder +3.409s KTM
    Jorge Martin +4.136s Ducati

    Pole Position: Marc Marquez
    Fastest Lap: Jack Miller

    16. Grand Prix Indonesia

    Mandalika International Street Circuit

    13-10-2023/15-10-2023

    Last season finally saw the return of the Grand Prix Indonesia. The Mandalika International Street Circuit, located on the island of Lombok in Indonesia, became the new venue of this GP. The Indonesian Grand Prix was on the calendar for only two seasons before, in 1996 and 1997. Last season’s race was shortened from 27 to 20 laps due to concerns about track conditions. Marc Márquez was then unable to take part in the race after a crash in the warm-up left him with a concussion. Portuguese rider Miguel Oliveira eventually finished 1st.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Miguel Oliveira 33:27:223s KTM
    Fabio Quartararo +2.205s Yamaha
    Johann Zarco +3.158s Ducati

    Pole Position: Fabio Quartararo
    Fastest Lap: Fabio Quartararo

     

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    17. Grand Prix Australia

    Phillip Island Circuit

    20-10-2023/22-10-2023

    Phillip Island Circuit is home to the Australian MotoGP. In 1989, this circuit joined the FIM Road Racing World Championship for the first time. The track is 4.44 km long and has 7 left and 5 right turns. What makes this circuit unique are the extreme weather changes, you can experience 4 seasons in one day! Considered by many to be the fairest motorbike circuit in the world, the iconic Phillip Island is loved by riders and fans alike.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Alex Rins 40:50:654s Suzuki
    Marc Marquez +0.186s Honda
    Francesco Bagnaia +0.224s Ducati

    Pole Position: Jorge Martin
    Fastest Lap: Johann Zarco

    18. Grand Prix Thailand

    Chang International Circuit

    27-10-2023/29-10-2023

    The Chang International Circuit has been on the MotoGP calendar since 2018. The 4.55km circuit has 12 corners and runs clockwise. With many long straights, it may look easy on paper, but riders have to ride smoothly and find a subtle balance between speed and accuracy. The first Thai GP attracted the most crowds during the 2018 season, with 220,000 fans over three days. It was voted the best GP of 2018 by the MotoGP Paddock.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Miguel Oliveira 41:44:503s KTM
    Jack Miller +0.730s Ducati
    Francesco Bagnaia +1.968s Ducati

    Pole Position: Marco Bezzecchi
    Fastest Lap: Johann Zarco

     

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    19. Grand Prix Malaysia

    Sepang International Circuit

    10-11-2023/12-11-2023

    Sepang International Circuit is home to the Malaysian MotoGP. It is located in Sepang, about 45 kilometres south of the capital Kuala Lumpur. This circuit is one of the longest in MotoGP and it is particularly tough for pilots because of the intense Malaysian heat and humidity. On many occasions, torrential rain resulted in epic battles on the track. It is no wonder that this annual racing spectacle attracts up to 100,000 fans from around the world.

    Results race 2022

    Driver Time Team
    Francesco Bagnaia 40:14:332s Ducati
    Enea Bastianini +0.270s Ducati
    Fabio Quartararo +2.773s Yamaha

    Pole Position: Jorge Martin
    Fastest Lap: Jorge Martin

    20. Grand Prix Qatar

    Lusail International Circuit

    17-11-2023/19-11-2023

    In recent years the MotoGP season always started in Qatar. This year however, this race is the second-to-last of the season. What makes this GP special is that it is the only evening race on the MotoGP calendar. The 5.4km circuit has six left and 10 right turns. The Lusail International Circuit is protected from the desert sand by an artificial turf fence. Last season Enea Bastianini managed to win the race. Who will be this year’s winner in the Middle East?

    Results race 2022

    Coureur Tijd Team
    Enea Bastianini 42:13:198s Ducati
    Brad Binder +0.346s KTM
    Pol Espargaro +1.351s Honda

    Pole Position: Jorge Martin
    Fastest Lap: Enea Bastianini

     

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    21. Grand Prix Valencia

    Ricardo Tormo Circuit

    24-11-2023/26-11-2023

    This is the 3rd GP to be held in Spain this season. Traditionally, the Ricardo Tormo Circuit hosts the final race. As it is the last race of the season, the atmosphere is quite festive throughout this race weekend. Circuit Ricardo Tormo can host about 120,000 spectators and has won the IRTA Best Grand Prix Award several times. It is considered to be one of the most modern circuits in the world. Last season, the winner of the season (Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia) could only be announced after this final Valencia GP had taken place! Let’s hope for another super exciting season!

    Results race 2022

    Coureur Tijd Team
    Alex Rins 41:22:250s Suzuki
    Brad Binder +0.396s KTM
    Jorge Martin +1.059s Ducati

    Pole Position: Jorge Martin
    Fastest Lap: Brad Binder

    The 2023 MotoGP programme is complete!

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