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Argentina’s capital takes over from Termas as host of the country’s MotoGP round from 2027.
MotoGP will return to Buenos Aires from 2027, with the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez becoming the new home of the Argentine Grand Prix, replacing Termas de Río Hondo. The Buenos Aires venue, last used for a motorcycle Grand Prix in 1999, will undergo a full renovation to meet modern MotoGP standards. This announcement ensures Argentina’s presence on the world championship calendar after the Termas de Río Hondo era. South America will host two MotoGP rounds in 2027, with Brazil’s return at the Ayrton Senna circuit in Goiânia. Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta sees the move as exciting for MotoGP and fans in Argentina and Latin America. Buenos Aires Chief of Government Jorge Macri promises a world-class upgrade for the circuit, envisioning global sporting leadership. Argentine MotoGP promoter Grupo OSD CEO Orly Terranova highlights the significant impact hosting MotoGP will have on local sport, tourism, and the economy. The 2027 race is anticipated to draw more than 150,000 trackside fans, reflecting the excitement surrounding MotoGP’s return to Buenos Aires.
