The 2020 MotoGP calendar is out with a minimum of 13 more races taking place between July and November, with possibly four more races outside of Europe taking place up to December the 13th.

The MotoGP season will start at the Jerez Circuit in Spain with the Gran Premio Red Bull de España on July 19th and the Gran Premio Red Bull de Andalucía on July 26th. Following a weekend off, the championship will head to the Czech Republic at Brno, before going to Austria all in the space of three weeks.

Three weeks later, the Misano World Circuit will host the rounds six and seven of the World Championship, on consecutive weekends, with the rescheduled Catalunya GP just one week later.

On October 11th, MotoGP will head to France with the rescheduled race at Le Mans. Just one week later, the fourth double-header of the season will take place in the Motorland Aragon circuit in Spain. Then, two weeks later, the final two European rounds will take place in Valencia on November 8th and 15th.

However, we could see a maximum of 17 rounds taking place with four races potentially on the cards outside of Europe between November 22nd and December 13th. The Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas, Argentina GP, Or Thailand GP and Malaysia GP will all be confirmed before July 31st.

All dates, events and the eventual attendance of spectators are subject to the evolution of the pandemic and the approval of the corresponding Governments and authorities.

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