German Grand Prix Secures MotoGP Calendar Spot Through 2031

The German Grand Prix will remain a key fixture on the MotoGP calendar until 2031 following a new five-year contract signed with Sachsenring, the historic racing circuit. This extension secures the celebration of Sachsenring's 100th anniversary in 2027 and reflects the sport's growing popularity, highlighted by record attendance exceeding 250,000 fans at the recent event. Saxony's Prime Minister Michael Kretschmer emphasized the region's deep passion for motorsport and the importance of supporting the Southwest Saxony area through this commitment. Dorna Sports CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta and ADAC Sport President Gerd Ennser both praised the strong partnership with local authorities and fans, underscoring Germany's significance as a market for MotoGP. Ducati's Marc Marquez continued to demonstrate his dominance at Sachsenring by winning his ninth MotoGP race there, extending his world championship lead. Despite some safety concerns, the race weekend’s success and fan enthusiasm have reinforced the event's place in the global MotoGP calendar.