Carmelo Ezpeleta

Malaysia has officially extended its agreement to host the MotoGP World Championship at the Sepang International Circuit until 2031, following government approval. This renewal solidifies the nation's position as a key motorsport hub in Southeast Asia.

MotoGP and its five premier-class manufacturers have signed a new Concorde-style agreement covering the 2027-2031 cycle. The deal ends months of negotiation and sets the stage for a fresh run of commercial and sporting decisions.

MotorLand Aragón will host MotoGP in 2027 before shifting to reserve-race status between 2028 and 2031, reshaping Spain’s footprint on the world championship calendar.