The MotoGP Media Day at the Indonesian Grand Prix on September 26 set the stage for an exciting weekend of racing, with the 2025 calendar announced. The event saw top riders discussing their opinions on the calendar, their preparation, and expectations for the remaining races. Below are key takeaways from the media day:

The 2025 MotoGP Calendar:
The calendar has been revealed, featuring 22 Grands Prix in 18 countries and five continents. The season sees Brno’s return and the debut of Hungary’s Balaton Park. There are many highlights in the calendar, such as Thailand hosting the opening race of the season, and the 100th anniversary at Assen. The final races will take place at Portimão, followed by a classic finale at Valencia. You can read more here: 2025 MotoGP calendar

Riders’ Opinion on the Calendar:
Top riders shared their reactions to the upcoming season’s format. Many of the riders expressed excitement about balancing high-intensity races with strategic breaks, like the extended summer gap, which helps reduce travel strain. The introduction of back-to-back races is seen as a key highlight, with the calendar specially designed to improve the flow of the season. Riders also commented on logistical improvements, making this year’s structure a step forward for both athletes and teams.

Press Conference 1:
In the conference, Jorge Martin, Francesco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, and Enea Bastianini shared their thoughts ahead of the race weekend, discussing their mindset and weekend strategies as the season nears its end. Martin emphasized his focus on staying calm under pressure, while Bagnaia spoke about the importance of consistency and defending his championship lead. Marquez, despite not being in title contention, discussed his approach to influencing the race dynamics, and Bastianini reflected on his need to remain aggressive in his pursuit of victory.

Press Conference 2:
Fabio Quartararo, Fabio Di Giannantonio, and Marco Bezzecchi took the stage to discuss their preparations and expectations for the weekend ahead. Quartararo expressed optimism despite challenges, Di Giannantonio emphasized his growing confidence in the season, while Bezzecchi highlighted his focus on staying competitive in the championship. Each rider shared their unique strategies as they approach the final races of the season.

To wrap up the day, the riders’ determination and the excitement building for the Indonesian Grand Prix are clear. Fans can expect championship battles on the track as the riders push for crucial championship points. The Inonesian Grand Prix promised to be ane pic showdown. This race would be a clash of wills, where every moment could ignite history.