This afternoon, an official press conference in Brno will confirm the highly anticipated return to the MotoGP calendar. The long-awaited announcement will be made during the event, held in Brno, with key figures in attendance. Among them are the leaders from Brno and the surrounding region, the president of the Autoklub ČR, the general principal of Dorna Sports, Carmelo Ezpeleta, and even the Czech Prime Minister, Petr Fiala.

Speculation about Brno’s return to the MotoGP calendar began swirling in early August this year. The last race took place in 2020, but poor track conditions and financial difficulties—specifically, the €6 million fee—led to the event being dropped. The promoters also cited the need for significant track repairs.

The Moravian Region has since embraced the idea of MotoGP’s return to Brno, even expressing a willingness to invest in the project. A crucial player in this comeback is the new owner of the Brno circuit, who is fully committed to bringing MotoGP back to the city.