MotoGP 2027 Calendar: Release Date and Confirmed Venues

The official 2027 MotoGP calendar has not been published yet. As of mid-2026, series organisers are still finalising the schedule, which is targeted at 22 rounds, and the provisional dates are expected in the second half of the year. What is already known: the Argentine Grand Prix returns at a new home in Buenos Aires, Aragon keeps its slot, and Hungary's Balaton Park looks unlikely to make the cut.

When will the 2027 MotoGP calendar be released?

There is no confirmed release date yet. In July 2026, MotoGP officials described themselves as close to finalising the 2027 calendar, which points to a provisional schedule landing later in the year. For reference, the 2026 calendar was published on 3 November 2025, so a similar autumn window is the sensible expectation for 2027. Any full list of 2027 dates circulating before then is unofficial and can still change, so treat specific dates as provisional until MotoGP confirms them.

How many races are on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?

The target is 22 events. That would match the 2026 season, which runs a record 22 rounds from the Thai Grand Prix in late February to the Valencia finale in November. The catch is that 22 is effectively a ceiling: adding the new Buenos Aires round means an existing venue has to drop off, which is the main reason the final line-up is taking time to settle.

What is changing on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?

A few moves are already confirmed or heavily reported:

• Buenos Aires returns.Argentina comes back after a one-year gap, but at a new home: the Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez just outside Buenos Aires, which last hosted MotoGP in the 1990s. The official announcement confirmed the switch from 2027.
• Aragon stays, for now.MotorLand Aragon has secured its 2027 slot through a reported deal worth around 10 million euros, then drops to reserve status between 2028 and 2031.
• Hungary looks unlikely.Despite Balaton Park making its debut in 2025, reports in mid-2026 suggest the Hungarian round will not fit the 2027 schedule, with organisers pointing to timing rather than a permanent exit.
• Brazil is already back.The Brazilian Grand Prix returned in 2026 at Goiania, its first since 2004, and remains part of the picture for 2027.

What about the new 850cc bikes in 2027?

2027 is not just a calendar reshuffle, it is the biggest technical reset in more than a decade, which is part of why the season is drawing so much attention. Engine capacity drops from 1000cc to 850cc, with the maximum cylinder bore cut from 81mm to 75mm. Aerodynamics are reined in: maximum fairing width falls from 600mm to 550mm and the nose is pushed back by 50mm. The bikes also move to 100% sustainable fuel, the fuel tank shrinks from 22 to 20 litres, and ride-height devices are banned outright. For fans in the grandstands, it means a genuinely new generation of bike to watch from the first race.

When should I book 2027 MotoGP tickets?

Because the schedule is not locked in, exact race dates can still move, so there is no rush to commit before the provisional calendar appears. Once dates are confirmed, the popular European rounds tend to go quickest: Assen, Le Mans and Mugello regularly draw six-figure crowds and sell their best grandstands early. Trackside Seats compares grandstand views and prices across the MotoGP circuits, which makes it easier to line up a seat as soon as the 2027 dates are official.

FAQ

Is the 2027 MotoGP calendar confirmed?

No. As of mid-2026 the schedule is still being finalised, with a provisional calendar expected later in the year.

Is Argentina on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?

Yes. The Argentine Grand Prix returns at the Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez in Buenos Aires, the city's first MotoGP round since the 1990s.

Is Hungary on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?

It is uncertain. Balaton Park debuted in 2025, but mid-2026 reports suggest the Hungarian round is unlikely to feature in 2027.

How many rounds will the 2027 MotoGP season have?

Organisers are targeting 22 rounds, the same total as the record 2026 calendar.