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The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve has been a key Grand Prix venue since 2020, but faced uncertainty recently, with Miguel Oliveira fearing its exclusion from future seasons. MotoGP and Dorna see Portimao as a fan-favorite destination, providing economic impact and attracting hundreds of thousands of fans to Portugal. Dorna’s CEO announced the Grand Prix will continue in Portugal for at least the next two years, with plans for continued event improvements and economic benefits for the region. The track’s CEO expressed pride in hosting MotoGP, aiming for record-breaking visitor numbers and economic contributions in the upcoming years. The characteristics of the Algarve track appeal to both fans and riders, ensuring support for Portugal’s star rider and emphasizing the event’s significant economic impact. The Secretary of State for Tourism highlighted the Grand Prix’s global reach and positive impact on Portugal’s tourism reputation and regional economy.
