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MotoGP seems set to return to one of the championship’s most beloved tracks in 2025, with a press conference on Wednesday afternoon at the Brno circuit believed to be set to confirm that the Czech Grand Prix will rejoin the schedule next season after a four-year hiatus
MotoGP is expected to make its return to the cherished Brno circuit in 2025 after a four-year break, with a press conference scheduled at the Czech Grand Prix this week. The conference will feature Czech prime minister Petr Fiala, MotoGP boss Carmelo Ezpeleta, and Czech Autoclub president Jan Stovicek confirming Brno’s comeback. Despite safety concerns and funding issues leading to its removal from the calendar, the track’s new owner, Karel Hubacek, plans to restore it for MotoGP races with Creditas bank’s support. The local government is likely to provide financial aid, supported by national president Petr Pavel, a motorcycle enthusiast, increasing hopes for the race’s successful return next year. The 2025 MotoGP calendar is under finalization, with the British Grand Prix already rescheduled to accommodate Brno’s potential inclusion, showcasing a promising future for motorsport in the Czech Republic.
