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A ‘first of its kind’ street circuit in Adelaide will replace Phillip Island as home of the Australian MotoGP from 2027.
It has been confirmed that the Australian MotoGP will be relocating from Phillip Island to a new street circuit in Adelaide starting in 2027. The agreement will have MotoGP races at the Adelaide Street Circuit until 2032, starting with the first event in November 2027. The city-centre venue will meet modern safety standards, featuring extensive run-off areas in a parkland setting. The circuit, approximately 4.195 km long with 18 corners, allows riders to reach speeds exceeding 340 km/h. The track design follows the blueprint of the former Adelaide Street Circuit, ensuring rider safety as the top priority. MotoGP Chief Sporting Officer Carlos Ezpeleta expressed excitement about bringing MotoGP to Adelaide, highlighting the city’s reputation for hosting major events and the unique opportunity to design a purpose-built circuit. Premier of South Australia Peter Malinauskas touted the move as a major win for the state, emphasizing the economic benefits and job creation it will bring.
