MotoGP 2027 Schedule: Race Dates, Circuits & How to Sync Calendar

The 2027 MotoGP World Championship has 22 Grands Prix across five continents, starting with the Thai Grand Prix in Buriram on 07 March 2027 and ending in Valencia on 28 November 2027.

Two new venues are on the 2027 schedule: the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez, near Buenos Aires in Argentina, rejoins the calendar for the first time since 1999 and the championship will also visit the new Adelaide Street Circuit in Australia.

Below you’ll find every date and circuit, what’s new for 2027, and how to add the full calendar to your phone or computer for free.

It’s also the dawn of a new era, with new MotoGP regulations for 2027, bringing in stunning new 850cc bikes, a new tyre supplier in Pirelli and a new-look weekend with a Friday afternoon qualifying session for the MotoGP Sprint - creating distinct grids for the Sprint and Grand Prix race at every round.

Want every 2027 round in your own calendar? Sync it for free by simply hitting the red Sync Calendar button you’ll find here. From there you can follow the simple instructions, to get every Grand Prix and every session from each race weekend into your phone or desktop calendar in under two minutes.

Once you’ve synced correctly - which is really easy to do - MotoGP sessions are added directly to your existing calendar, so you can easily see your personal plans alongside the full year long MotoGP schedule.

MotoGP 2027 calendar - all 22 rounds

Here’s the full list of every Grand Prix on the MotoGP 2027 calendar (as published by MotoGP on 25 September 2026), with the racing starting in March at Buriram's Chang International Circuit in Thailand, after a huge party at the season launch event on 21st February at Botafogo Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil:

What is new in the 2027 MotoGP calendar?

Whilst the MotoGP World Championship starts in Thailand for the third successive season, there are plenty of novelties for fans to look forward to throughout 2027.

One of the biggest additions is Buenos Aires, as MotoGP continues to strengthen its presence in South America. Following the spectacular Season Launch in Rio de Janeiro and a return to Goiânia in Brazil for Round 3, the championship heads to Argentina's vibrant capital for Round 4, with the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez welcoming MotoGP back to the city.

Another major highlight is the much-anticipated debut of the Adelaide Street Circuit, which hosts the penultimate Grand Prix of the season. Round 21 will see MotoGP take to the streets of South Australia's capital for a spectacular event in the heart of the city, with the championship battle potentially reaching a crucial stage.

There are also changes to the order of several existing Grands Prix. The visit to Portimão in Portugal moves to early October, becoming the final round of the run of European races before the flyaway rounds, while Malaysia's Sepang International Circuit and Austria's Red Bull Ring also take up new positions on the calendar.

With the significant updates to regulations ushering in the new era of 850cc bikes on new Pirelli tyres, there is great anticipation from fans of what’s to come. Adding to the buzz of Grand Prix weekends in 2027 is the updated format of the new Friday Sprint qualifying sessions generating even more jeopardy on track.

Key dates of the 2027 season

From the spectacular season launch in Brazil to the championship finale in Valencia, here are some of the key dates to keep an eye on in your synced calendar for the 2027 MotoGP season:

• 21 February - Season Launch: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, hosts the official 2027 season launch at Botafogo Beach.
• 07 March - Season opener: The lights go out for the first time at the Thai Grand Prix in Buriram.
• April - North and South American rounds: MotoGP heads to Brazil, Argentina and the USA, including a return to Buenos Aires on 11 April.
• 09 May - European leg begins: The Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez kicks off the European run of races.
• 18 July - Summer break begins: The Czech Grand Prix at Brno is the final round before the summer break, with racing resuming at Silverstone on 15 August.
• October - Asian triple-header: Three consecutive weekends of racing in Japan, Malaysia and Indonesia.
• 14 November - Adelaide debut: MotoGP takes to the new Adelaide Street Circuit for the penultimate round of the season.
• 28 November - Season finale: The curtain falls on 2027 at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, Spain.

How to add the MotoGP 2027 calendar to your phone or computer

You’ll never miss a moment of MotoGP action with motogp.com's simple Sync Calendar feature, which adds the championship schedule directly to your existing personal calendar. Whether you use Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook, you can keep track of every Grand Prix weekend alongside your everyday plans.

Once you've set it up, you'll receive MotoGP race schedules, session updates and useful information about where to watch and where to get tickets. Better still, if race dates or session times change, your calendar will update automatically, so there's no need to make changes yourself or subscribe again each season.

Getting started is easy and takes just a few simple steps:

1. Log in on motogp.com and visit the official MotoGP 2027 calendar page.
2. Select the red Sync Calendar button.
3. Choose the classes (MotoGP only or MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and Harley-Davidson Bagger World Cup) and the events and sessions you'd like to follow, as prompted.
4. Select your preferred calendar app, such as Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
5. Enter any requested details and accept the terms and conditions, if prompted.
6. Complete the subscription process and check your calendar app for your MotoGP events.

MotoGP Sync Calendar is completely free to use. You may be asked to provide an email address or accept terms and conditions during the subscription process.

If you've already subscribed to MotoGP Sync Calendar in a previous season, your subscription will automatically carry over to 2027. There's no need to repeat the process, as the new season's schedule will be added to your existing calendar.

Your calendar app should automatically display MotoGP events according to its configured time zone, helping you follow the action wherever you are in the world.

How to add MotoGP to Google Calendar

Select Google Calendar during the Sync Calendar process and follow the on-screen instructions to complete your subscription. Once connected, your MotoGP events will appear in Google Calendar alongside your personal appointments. If you don't see them immediately, check that the subscribed calendar is enabled in your calendar list.

How to add MotoGP to Apple Calendar

Select Apple Calendar when prompted during the Sync Calendar process and follow the instructions to subscribe. Once added, MotoGP events will appear in the Calendar app alongside your existing plans. Make sure the MotoGP calendar is selected in your list of visible calendars.

How to add MotoGP to Outlook

Choose Outlook from the available calendar options during the Sync Calendar process and follow the instructions to complete your subscription. Your MotoGP events will then appear alongside your existing Outlook appointments, making it easy to keep track of race weekends whether you're at home, at work or on the move.

Will I get every MotoGP session or just the races?

The MotoGP Sync Calendar functionality is designed to help you follow the MotoGP schedule throughout each Grand Prix weekend, including practice, qualifying, the Sprint and the Grand Prix race itself.

However, during the Sync Calendar process you can also choose to add only races, or all races and sessions to your calendar. You can also choose to subscribe to MotoGP only or you can choose to include MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and Baggers races only, or all races and sessions in those classes. It’s up to you!

How to watch MotoGP and attend races in 2027

With the MotoGP 2027 Calendar fully synchronised on your devices, you can look ahead and make plans to watch all the MotoGP action of your choice live with the MotoGP VideoPass and book tickets to watch the races live at whichever Grand Prix suits you best.

You can subscribe to the MotoGP VideoPass right here to get full LIVE HD coverage of every minute of every Grand Prix session and race, with worldwide access and an OnDemand library of over 45,000 videos, including races, interviews and highlights dating back to 1992.

If you're planning to get closer to the action and attend a Grand Prix in person, visit the Official MotoGP Ticket Store to secure tickets for the 2027 season, with a range of grandstand, general admission and multi-day options available.

If you’re looking for more than standard MotoGP tickets, take a look at what’s on offer through MotoGP Premier, with premium Hospitality Package experiences, including exclusive behind-the-scenes access.

MotoGP 2027 calendar FAQs

When does the 2027 MotoGP season start?
The 2027 MotoGP season kicks off on 07 March with the Thai Grand Prix at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram, launching a 22-round season spanning five continents. The first GP will be preceded by a spectacular season launch event on 21 February at Botafogo Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, bringing together the teams and riders ahead of the new campaign.

How many races are on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?
The 2027 MotoGP calendar features 22 Grands Prix across five continents. Each Grand Prix weekend includes a Saturday Sprint and a Sunday Grand Prix, giving fans 44 MotoGP races to enjoy throughout the season, alongside practice and qualifying sessions.

When are the first race and the last race on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?
The first Grand Prix of 2027 takes place in Thailand on 07 March, with Buriram's Chang International Circuit hosting the season opener. The championship then travels across five continents before concluding with the traditional season finale at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Valencia, Spain, on 28th November.

Which circuits are new on the 2027 MotoGP calendar?
Two venues join the MotoGP calendar for 2027. Argentina's revamped Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez in Buenos Aires returns to host MotoGP for the first time since 1999, while Australia's new Adelaide Street Circuit makes its championship debut. Adelaide also marks an exciting milestone as MotoGP's first Grand Prix street circuit in the modern era.

How do I add the MotoGP calendar to Google Calendar?
Visit the official MotoGP 2027 calendar page and click on the red Sync Calendar button. Follow the on-screen instructions, choose Google Calendar and complete the subscription process. MotoGP events will then appear alongside your existing appointments, helping you plan your schedule around every Grand Prix weekend.

How do I add the MotoGP calendar to my iPhone?
Head to the official [MotoGP calendar](https://www.motogp.com/en/calendar/2027) on your iPhone and tap Sync Calendar. Follow the instructions and select Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook when prompted. Once you've completed the subscription (which is free of charge and requires just a few clicks), MotoGP events will appear in your calendar alongside your personal plans, keeping the season's schedule in one convenient place.

I synced last season – do I need to do it again for 2027?
No. If you've already subscribed to the official MotoGP Sync Calendar, there's no need to repeat the process for 2027. Your existing subscription automatically updates with the new season's schedule. Just check your calendar for the latest events. 

What happens in my calendar if a race date changes?
One of the biggest benefits of MotoGP Sync Calendar is that schedule changes are automatically reflected in your personal calendar. If a Grand Prix is rescheduled or session times are updated, your subscribed calendar will receive the latest information without you needing to manually change events or subscribe again.

What if my MotoGP events don't appear or appear twice?
First, check that your subscribed MotoGP calendar is enabled and visible in your calendar app. Updates may take some time to appear, depending on your calendar provider. If you see duplicate events, check whether you've added the MotoGP calendar more than once.

How do I remove MotoGP from my calendar?
You can remove the MotoGP calendar through your calendar app's settings. Look for the subscribed MotoGP calendar in your calendar list and select the option to unsubscribe or delete it. The exact steps will depend on whether you're using Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.