French MotoGP contract extended until 2031

French MotoGP contract extended until 2031

The French motorbike grand prix, first held in 1920, was held at various circuits, including Le Mans where the track was constructed in 1965.

The registration of the French Grand Prix on the calendar of the World Motorcycle Speed Championship was extended until 2031, announced this Wednesday the promoter of the event organized for 25 years in Le Mans.

MotoGP extends French GP contract until 2031 - BlackBook Motorsport

MotoGP has extended its contract with Le Mans Circuit to host the French Grand Prix until 2031. Confirmed: Le Mans Circuit agrees five-year extension to existing deal that expires next year French Grand Prix set MotoGP records for weekend attendance in consecutive years Context: This is the third five-year extension agreed by MotoGP in quick succession, having finalised similar deals with races in Barcelona and Valencia. Securing the future of …

Le Mans Agrees New Five-Year Deal to Host French MotoGP

One of the favourite venues on the MotoGP calendar for fans and riders will remain on the schedule until at least 2031

A week after the Dorna announced that the MotoGP would drive in Valencia until at least 2031, the news came that the contract with Le Mans was extended for another five years.

MotoGP Extends French Grand Prix at Le Mans Until 2031

MotoGP has confirmed its calendar by signing a multi-year contract renewal for the French Grand Prix at the famous Le Mans Circuit. The arrangement ensures that the event will continue at Le Mans until 2031, extending the present agreement, which was slated to expire in 2026. Le Mans has played an important role in MotoGP history, holding the French Grand Prix 11 times from 1969 to 1995 before becoming a permanent fixture in 2000. The current fi…