Estrella Galicia 0,0 will be the main sponsor of the MotoGP race in Brazil in 2026. The event will officially be called the Estrella Galicia 0,0 Grand Prix of Brazil. The race will take place at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna from 20th to 22nd March.

This race is very special because MotoGP is returning to Brazil for the first time in more than twenty years. Brazil is an important country for motorcycle racing and has many passionate fans. The first group of tickets has already sold out, which shows how excited people are about the return of the championship.

Estrella Galicia 0,0 is already the official beer of MotoGP. It is a non-alcoholic beer made by the Spanish company Hijos de Rivera. The brand also sponsors the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, and now it is adding Brazil as another title event. This shows a strong and long partnership between the company and the sport.

Ignacio Rivera, the head of the company, said Brazil is a key market with a strong beer culture. He explained that the company has worked in Brazil for many years through its own local business. He also said that supporting the Brazilian Grand Prix is an important moment for the brand, especially because they help develop young racing talents.

MotoGP’s CEO, Carmelo Ezpeleta, said it is great news to have Estrella Galicia 0,0 as a title sponsor for the Brazilian race. He said the company supports both riders and fans and helps create a great show at events. He believes this partnership will make the return to Brazil even more successful.

Brazilian rider Diogo Moreira will be one of the stars of the weekend. He has been supported by Estrella Galicia 0,0 for many years. In 2025 he won the Moto2 World Championship, becoming the first Brazilian to win a Grand Prix world title. In 2026 he will race in MotoGP as a rookie with the Pro Honda LCR team, and home fans will be very proud to see him compete.

Riders supported by Estrella Galicia 0,0 had an excellent season last year. Marc Márquez won another MotoGP world title, Alex Márquez finished second in the championship, and José Antonio Rueda took the Moto3 title. The brand has worked with many of these riders for over ten years, showing its long commitment to the sport.

Before the race, the Goiânia circuit still needs final approval from the FIM, which is the world motorcycling federation. A large test event is planned to make sure everything is ready and safe. The announcement of a big title sponsor gives strong confidence that the race will go ahead as planned.

The 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix is expected to be a huge celebration of MotoGP in South America. Fans can look forward to exciting racing, a great atmosphere, and the return of MotoGP to Brazil.