Dorna and the International Federation of MotoGP are currently working to arrange for a resumed game, waiting for the Spanish government to approve the game plan. Judging from the current situation, it is entirely possible that MotoGP is ready to start the game like F1. According

Yesterday, Dorna and the International Motorcycle Federation announced the cancellation of the 2020 MotoGP Japan Momoggi Station. This year's MotoGP schedule has been cancelled due to the impact of the new crown epidemic. The branch stations of six countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, the United Kingdom, Australia and Japan have been cancelled.

The two stops in the United States and Argentina are currently rescheduled to be held after the end of the year and November 15. The three postponed matches in France, Italy and Catalonia have not yet been determined. Dorna and the International Federation of MotoGP are currently working to arrange for a resumed game, waiting for the Spanish government to approve the game plan. Judging from the current situation, it is entirely possible that MotoGP is ready to start the game like F1.

According to current information, the 2020 MotoGP schedule may be arranged like this:

July 19 – Jerez, Spain

July 26 – Jerez, Spain

8 – Brno, Czech Republic

8 – Red Bull track in Austria

8 – Red Bull track in Austria

9 – Red Bull track in Austria

9 – Misano track in Italy

9 – Misano track in Italy

9 – Aragon, Spain

10 – Aragon, Spain or Le Mans, France

10 – Barcelona, Spain

10 – Valencia, Spain

11 – Valencia, Spain

11-15-December 13:

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