MotoGP Brazil is back! From 2026 to 2030, Goiânia will once again play host to grand prix racing, following a recent five-year agreement with the Goiás government and Brasil Motorsport.
The Goiânia International Racetrack, named after the legendary Ayrton Senna, is set to receive essential upgrades to ensure a world-class racing experience. This venue previously welcomed MotoGP from 1987 to 1989, and its revival is a testament to the growing interest in motocross in Brazil. What makes this thrilling news even more significant is the nostalgic connection fans have with the sport, especially considering the historic victories of Brazilian rider Alex Barros and the emerging talent of Diogo Moreira from Moto2.
Goiânia, as the capital of Goiás, represents a unique blend of modern urban development and cultural heritage, providing a spectacular backdrop for this international event. The prospect of MotoGP Brazil promises to entertain and generate considerable economic and social benefits for the region. The myriads of MotoGP fans in Brazil will increase tourism and boost exposure for local businesses.
The collaboration between Brasil Motorsport and the Goiás government is pivotal for this event’s success, leveraging recent experience with the Formula 1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Their ability to deliver top-tier sporting events assures fans that MotoGP Brazil will be nothing short of exceptional. Governor Ronaldo Caiado expressed optimism about this partnership, emphasizing the commitment to improving infrastructure and services to provide a remarkable experience for riders, teams, and fans.
Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of MotoGP echoed this enthusiasm, stating that the return to Brazil made perfect sense. This new agreement not only embraces the passionate Brazilian fanbase but also aims to expand MotoGP’s footprint in a key market for the sport and its manufacturers. Brazil has long deserved a respected place on the MotoGP calendar, and this undertaking promises thrilling races and captivating entertainment for all.
With a modern racetrack, enthusiastic fans, and a collaborative effort behind the scenes, Brazil could quickly become a favorite stop on the MotoGP circuit.
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