MotoGP is pleased to announce the extension of its agreement with the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello for the Italian Grand Prix, securing the future of racing at one of the championship's most iconic venues through the end of the 2031 season.
The new agreement reinforces MotoGP's long-term commitment to a circuit renowned for its passionate atmosphere, spectacular setting and consistent delivery of world-class racing.
Mugello, which celebrated 50 years since hosting its first motorcycle Grand Prix last year, remains a cornerstone of the MotoGP calendar and is widely regarded as one of the most celebrated and fastest circuits in motorcycle racing. Its enduring appeal was further highlighted in 2026, when the Italian Grand Prix welcomed a record 178,723 spectators across the race weekend.
Carlos Ezpeleta, Deputy CEO of MotoGP, said: "Mugello is much more than a Grand Prix venue. It is one of the spiritual homes of MotoGP, where the passion of the Italian fans and the history of our sport create an atmosphere unlike any other. Every year it reminds us why it remains one of the most special events on the calendar, and we are proud to secure its place in MotoGP's future.”
Paolo Poli, CEO and Director of Mugello Circuit: “This contract renewal to host the Italian Grand Prix of MotoGP through 2031 demonstrates our commitment, together with Ferrari, to the future of Mugello Circuit. It provides a solid foundation for the continued development of the racetrack, ensuring that it remains a benchmark on the international stage and one of the key events on the MotoGP calendar for fans around the world. In 2025, we celebrated 50 years of history since the first motorcycle Grand Prix was held at the Tuscan circuit in 1976. With this renewal, that history continues, opening a new chapter for Mugello, Tuscany, Italy and MotoGP.”
Eugenio Giani, President of the Region of Tuscany: “Consolidating our relationship with MotoGP through 2031 is a confirmation of the strength and potential of our region. Mugello Circuit is an excellence for Tuscany and for Italy as a whole. This renewal further reinforces the important role that the circuit and major sporting events can play in promoting growth, international visibility and tourism development. Located at the gateway to Florence, Mugello is a strategic asset for our region, and we are committed to supporting the circuit so that major events can increasingly act as catalysts for visibility, sustainable development and new opportunities. This means strengthening Tuscany as a destination that looks to the future with confidence and vision, with the ambition to reach new markets and attract new investment.”
The full 2027 MotoGP World Championship calendar will be released tomorrow (Friday 25 September at 12:00 CET).