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In a delightful development for fans of MotoGP in France, the announcement has come through this Wednesday, April 2nd: the French Grand Prix will continue to take place until 2031. The upcoming event in 2025 is scheduled for the weekend of May 9-10-11, which only heightens the excitement as it confirms the race’s presence on the calendar for several more years. This significant news was shared during the press conference unveiling this year’s French Grand Prix, where Claude Michy, the event promoter, expressed his joy and pride.
Extension of the French Grand Prix contract until 2031
The agreement with Dorna Sports, the governing body behind MotoGP, has been officially extended for several more seasons. Claude Michy stated, “Our promotion contract is set to conclude in 2026 […] but I am thrilled, honored, and proud to announce that it has been renewed until 2031.” He emphasized the importance of being realistic, recognizing current successes while striving for further improvements to develop their strategy and enhance experiences for fans and partners critical to sustaining the event.
Renewal for the Le Mans circuit
The contract for the Le Mans racing circuit has also been renewed until 2031, marking an exceptional milestone for the Bugatti Circuit, which is the host for the French Grand Prix. This event has recently seen a significant surge in attendance, with passionate MotoGP fans eagerly looking forward to seeing their favorites, especially local stars like Fabio Quartararo and Johann Zarco. Last year, a record-breaking 297,471 spectators attended over the three-day event, drawing an impressive crowd of 119,145 fans alone on race day. This growing enthusiasm is a clear indication of the event’s popularity, and with the latest announcement, French fans are likely more motivated than ever to break attendance records in future years.
Looking ahead: A bright future for MotoGP in France
The future of the French Grand Prix looks promising, especially in light of the continued support from both the promoter and local authorities. With plans in place to enhance the fan experience and increase facilities at the circuit, MotoGP has cemented its status as a premier event in the motorsport calendar. The ongoing commitment to this exhilarating sport promises not only thrilling races but also a more engaging atmosphere for the fans, ensuring that the legacy of the Grand Prix of France will thrive for years to come.
Summary: A win-win for MotoGP enthusiasts
In summary, April 2 marks a fantastic day for MotoGP enthusiasts in France, with the confirmation that the French Grand Prix will continue its legacy through 2031. As the race gears up for the 2025 edition, fans can look forward to a vibrant and exciting future filled with high-speed action.
ANNOUNCEMENT
🗣️ “The contract for the GRAND PRIX OF FRANCE MOTO GP has been extended until 2031,” announces Claude Michy during the press conference #gpfrancemoto @grandprixfrance
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