1. Masaryk Circuit, Czech Republic

19.- 21. 6.

The Masaryk Circuit in Brno is a very beautiful track in the middle of hills and forests. The track goes up and down a lot, which makes the racing more exciting. It is also very wide, so riders can overtake more easily. This circuit is great to visit because you can watch the race from grassy hills, not only from seats, and still see a big part of the track. The atmosphere is very friendly and relaxed, and tickets are usually cheaper than in other countries. The city of Brno is also nice, with good food and fun places to go in the evening.

Key facts:

• Length: 5.403 km
• Corners: 14
• Wide track with many elevation changes

Historical facts:

• Victory for Valentino Rossi in 2003 , after a battle with Sete Gibernau
• Marc Márquez won in 2019 , despite a crash on the last lap
• Returned in 2025 on the MotoGP calendar

2. Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Spain

15.- 17.5.

This track has a mix of fast straights and slower corners, so races are often close and exciting. It is near the city of Barcelona, which makes it a perfect place to visit. You can enjoy the race and also go to the beach, see famous buildings, and enjoy nightlife. The circuit is modern and easy to reach, with good transport and facilities. This makes the whole weekend comfortable and fun for visitors.

Key facts:

• Length: 4.657 km
• Corners: 14
• Mix of fast and technical parts

Historical facts:

• Valentino Rossi won here for the first time in 1999
• Marc Márquez won here in 2014, after starting from 10th place
• The circuit is often used for testing

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3. Mugello Circuit, Italy

21.- 31. 5.

Mugello is one of the most famous and beautiful tracks in the world. It is in the Italian countryside, surrounded by hills and nature. The track is fast, with big corners and a long straight where bikes go very fast. Many fans come here, especially from Italy, and they create a very loud and exciting atmosphere. It is a great place to visit because you can enjoy the race, amazing views, and also Italian food and culture at the same time.

Key facts:

• Length: 5.245 km
• Very long straight
• Fast and flowing layout

Historical facts:

• Valentino Rossi won a race in 2008, after a very intense battle with Casey Stoner
• owned by Ferrari
• Valentino Rossi has the most premier class wins here (7 wins)

4. TT Circuit Assen, Netherlands

26.- 28. 6.

Assen is called the “Cathedral of Speed” and is one of the most important tracks in MotoGP history. The track is fast and has many flowing corners, which makes racing very close and exciting. It is a great place to visit because it has a strong racing tradition and a very passionate crowd. The fans create a fun and lively atmosphere, and you can feel the history of the sport all around you.

Key facts:

• Length: 4.542 km
• Fast and flowing
• Technical circuit

Historical facts:

• on the calendar since 1949
• Thrilling battle between Valentino Rossi and Max Biaggi in 2001
• Valentino Rossi has the most premier class wins here (8 wins)

5. Sachsenring, Germany

10.- 12. 6.

Sachsenring is a short and very different track. It has many left corners and is quite slow compared to other circuits, but this makes racing very close. It is a good place to visit because the track is small, so you can see a lot of the race from one place. The fans are very passionate, and the atmosphere is strong and exciting. It also feels different from other tracks, which makes it special.

Key facts:

• Length: 3.671 km
• 13 corners (mostly left)
• Short and technical

Historical facts:

• Valentino Rossi won here in 2005, after a battle with Nicky Hayden
• Fabio Quartararo had a surprising victory in 2021
• Marc Márquez holds a long winning streak here from 2010 to 2019