The tentative list of the 2020 MotoGP season's participating drivers and schedule has been released by MotoGP organizer Dorna recently.

2020 MotoGP season's tentative list of players and schedules has been released by MotoGP organizer Dorna recently.

2020 MotoGP Level Participant Driver

Number Rider Name Nationality Team4Andrea DoviziosoItalian Ducati Team (Ducati)5Johann ZarcoFrance Reale Avintia Racing (Ducati)9Danilo PetrucciItalian Ducati Team (Ducati)12Maverick VinalesSpainYamaha Factory Racing (Yamaha)20Fabio QuarararoFrancePetronasYamaha SRT (Yamaha)21Franco Morbidelli Petronas Yamaha SRT (Yamaha)27Iker LecuonaSpain Red Bull KTM Tech 3 (KTM)29Andrea IannoneItalian Aprilia Racing Team Gresini (Aprilia)30 Medium-up Guijing Japan LCR Honda IDEMITSU (Honda)33Brad BinderSouth AfricaRed Bull KTM Factory Racing (KTM)35Cal Crutchlow UK LCR Honda CASTROL (Honda)36Joan MirSpain Team SUZUKI ECSTAR (Suzuki)41Aleix EspargaroSpain Aprilia Racing Team Gresini (Aprilia)42Alex RinsSpain Team SUZUKI ECSTAR (Suzuki)43Jack MillerAustraliaAlma Pramac Racing (Ducati)44Pol EspargaroSpain Red Bull KTM Factory Racing (KTM)46Valentino Rossi Italy Yamaha Factory Racing (Yamaha)53Tito RabatSpain Reale Avintia Racing (Ducati)63Francesco Bagnaia Italy Alma Pramac Racing (Ducati)73Alex MarquezSpain Repsol Honda Team (Honda)88Miguel OliveiraPortugalRed Bull KTM Tech 3 (KTM)93Marc MarquezSpain Repsol Honda Team (Honda)

2020 MotoGP Start Schedule

Main DateBeijing Main Race Time Station Time Stop Name Competition Track March 08 01:00 (9th) Opening Station Kada GPLLosail International Circuit March 22 15:00Stop 2 Thailand GPChang International Circuit (Buriam) April 5 03:00 (6th) The 3rd stop of the Americas GPCircuit of the Americas (Austin) April 19th 02:00 (20th) The 4th stop of the Argentina GPTermas de Rio Hondo (Temas) May 03th 20:00 The 5th stop of the Spain GPCircuito de Jerez (Jerez) May 17th 20:00 The 6th stop of the France GPLe Mans (Liman) May 31th 20:00 The 7th stop of the Italy GPAutodromo Internazionale del Mugello (Mugello) June 07th 20:00 The 8th stop of the 8th station Catalonia GPBarcelona-Catalunya (Barcelona) June 21st 20:00 The 9th stop of the Germany GPSachsenring (Saxony Ling) June 28th 20:00, the 10th stop of the Netherlands GPTT Circuit Assen (Assen) July 12th 20:00, the 11th stop of the Finnish GPKymiRing (Eti) August 09th 20:00, the 12th stop of the Czech GPAutomotodrom Brno (Brno) August 16th 20:00, the 13th stop of the Austrian GPRed Bull Ring (Red Bull) August 30th 20:00, the 14th stop of the UK GPSilverstone Circuit (Silver Stone) September 13th 20:00, the 15th stop of the San Marino GPMisano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli (San Marino) October 4th 20:00, the 16th stop of Aragorn GPMorland Aragon (Aragorn) October 18th 13:00, the 17th stop of Japan GPTwin Ring Motegi (Mogi) October 25th 12:00, the 18th stop of Australia GPPhillip Island (Philip Island) November 19th stop of Malaysia GPSepang International Circuit (Sepang) November 15th 21:00, the final stop of Valencia GPComunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo (Valencia)

2019MotoGP season total review

After caring about which drivers will fight on the track next year (2020), let’s review the key records of the 2019MotoGP season!

Marquez can be said to be a year of his career masterpiece. He swept 12 wins in a total of 19 sub-stop events, and won 2nd place in 6 of the remaining 7 events. Only the US team failed to finish the race due to his mistakes. Not only did he win the annual championship throne early in the Thailand team, but he finally set a new annual point record with his personal points of 420 points, and also won the 6th annual championship at the GP level (all levels are counted as the 8th).

Faced with Marquez's almost alien performance this year, he fought with Marquez in the 2017 MotoGP season until the final stop to determine who the annual championship prize was won. Dovizioso only won the branch championship in the opening Kada Station and Austria Station this year, and finally ranked firmly in the third year's runner-up with 269 points.

This season, Vinales, whose number is No. 12, has changed to 4 games. Although he was unexpectedly affected by other drivers or failed to finish the race, he still won at the Netherlands and Malaysia. The rankings of other branches remain in the previous class. His overall performance is much better than his teammate Rossi. He won the third place in the year with 211 points at the end of the season.

After Iannone transferred to Aprilia Racing Team Gresini, Rins, who became the top team in Team SUZUKI ECSTAR, performed well this year. Not only did the US end Marquez's winning streak (Marquez, who was leading but self-destructing at the time, was considered a strong assist), but also won the branch championship in the UK, and often competed for a podium position in the leading group. His combat power has increased a lot compared to last year's season, allowing him to win the fourth place in his personal best score with 205 points.

Last year (2018), the annual results of the Moto2 level were only 10th, and this year (2019), Quarararo, which ranked in the GP level, did not win any branch stations, but was second only to Marquez's six pole position starts and more races in the front and fought with Marquez in the final competition. After Valencia finished his final stop, he won the fifth place of the year and the title of Newcomer of the Year with 192 points. I believe his future is quite limitless.

Petrucci, who only transferred from Alma Pramac Racing to Ducati Team this season, was able to maintain the top 6 in the first half of the season, and the Italian team won the first victory, leaving the fruits of victory in their hometown to share with the fans. Unfortunately, the results of the branch in the second half of the season were not ideal, and they were all in the middle class, and in the end they could only rank 6th in the year with the 176 division.

As the oldest driver in the GP level and most experienced in participating in the competition, Rossi successfully reached a record of 400 games this year. Although he failed to win the sub-station, he occasionally took the podium and scored points steadily, which still allowed him to win the 7th place of the year with 174 points personal points.

suddenly held a personal press conference before the final station-Valencia and announced that Lorenzo, who will retire quickly after the end of the 2019 season, may be a nightmare for him this year. Although he transferred to Repsol Honda Team and Marquez to form the "strongest team", factors such as the inability to cooperate with the vehicle settings and the absence of multiple sub-stations due to injury made him resolutely retire with high helmets after the end of this year's season, which also made him lose a representative great driver on the future GP-level field.

Next season, three new bloods, including Alex Marquez, Binder and Lecuona, will join the GP-level battlefield. Among them, Alex Marquez is not only the annual champion of Moto2 this year, but also Marquez's younger brother! It makes people look forward to what kind of sparks will be sparked on the track by the brothers who play for Repsol Honda Team at the same time.

▲Alex Marquez entered the GP level and was a HONDA factory team, teammates or his own brother. In terms of

schedule, next year, not only will the Finnish station join the Finnish station increase the competition to 20 stations, but the sorting of some sub-stations has also been adjusted, such as the Thai station moving forward to the second station, the order of the Argentina and America stations swap, and the German and Dutch station swaps, which has become the year with the most sub-stations since the MotoGP was held. Car fans can still go to Thailand, Japan, Malaysia and Australia branch stations in Asia to experience the shock of the MotoGP event firsthand!

Looking at this year's event records, the 22 drivers who will participate in the 2020 season and the 20 schedule, I believe everyone can't wait to expect that the time has arrived soon, right? Let's count down and look forward to it together, and be prepared to welcome the 2020 MotoGP fierce battle season that will start on March 8, 2020!