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Provisional 2009 MotoGP Calender Announced

Submitted by Kropotkin on Fri, 2008-07-25 11:15.
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As expected, the Chinese round of MotoGP at Shanghai is off the calendar, and as predicted earlier this week, the Hungarian Grand Prix will take place in late summer. But the calendar has a lot of significant shakeups: Motegi moves from late September to the spring, June is a lot less busy, with only 2 lots of back-to-back races in 2009, rather than three pairs which we saw this year. The British Grand Prix moves from June to late July, and Estoril switches back to October.

DateGrand PrixCircuit
April 12th*QatarLosail
April 26thJapanMotegi
May 3rdSpainJerez
May 17thFranceLe Mans
May 31stItalyMugello
June 14thCatalunyaCatalunya
June 27th**NetherlandsAssen
July 5th***United StatesLaguna Seca
July 19thGermanySachsenring
July 26thGreat BritainDonington Park
August 16thCzech RepublicBrno
August 30thIndianapolisIndianapolis
September 6thSan Marino & Riviera di RiminiMisano
September 20thHungaryBalaton
October 4thPortugalEstoril
October 18thAustraliaPhillip Island
October 25thMalaysiaSepang
November 8thValenciaRicardo Tormo - Valencia

* Evening race
** Saturday race
*** Only MotoGP class

 


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July 4th in the USA!

Submitted by Rusty Bucket USA on Fri, 2008-07-25 17:25.

So, the World is coming to us to celebrate Independence Day?  What a treat!

And a shortened "Summer Break"...

That looks like the most reasonable schedule I've seen in a few years.

usgp on july 4

Submitted by partypartida on Fri, 2008-07-25 17:45.

yes the usgp during the independence day weekend should help STIMULATE a bigger attendance

 

 

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