MotoGP: This is the new calendar for 2021

MotoGP already has a new calendar. The FIM, IRTA and Dorna have published a new provisional calendar for this season, which will start in Qatar on March 28. The Losail international circuit will have a double appointment to open the year, the first with the Qatar Grand Prix, from March 26 to 28, which will kick off a campaign that is exciting. Then, the following weekend (April 4) will be held the Doha GP, also in Losail. Two weeks later the tour of Europe will begin with the Portuguese GP (April 18), at the international circuit of Algarve, before heading to Spain for the classic race at the Jerez-Ángel Nieto circuit on May 2. The Spanish GP will be the first of the four great prizes that Spain will have, which continues to keep its four usual appointments on the MotoGP calendar for another year. Between May and September all the races of the European tour will be held. After Jerez, it was the turn of France (May 16), and subsequently two consecutive Grand Prix in Italy (May 30) and Catalonia (June 6). Two weeks later the drivers will travel to Germany (June 20) and Holland (June 27) consecutively, before facing the last one before the summer break in Finland (July 11). Although the Finnish GP is subject to being homologated. A double header under the lights to kick off 2021! 🤩 Check out the provisional #MotoGP calendar, including the return of Portimao! 📅 pic.twitter.com/Qzhs0AIudR – MotoGP ™ 🏁 (@MotoGP) January 22, 2021 At the end of the race in Finland MotoGP closes for holidays until August 15, when they will return to compete in the Austrian GP at the Red Bull Ring.Then, on August 29, the British GP will take place at Silverstone. Finally, to conclude the European tour, the great prizes of Aragon (September 12) and San Marino (September 19) will be held consecutively. In October it will be the turn of the tour of Asia and Oceania that will count With four races, it will start with the Japanese Grand Prix (October 3) and finish in Sepang (Malaysia) on October 31. In between are Thailand (October 10) and Australia (October 24), just before putting an end to the championship with the Valencian Community Grand Prix, which will once again be the last race of the season. In addition, it should be noted that Argentina and the Americas are undated after being postponed by Covid-19, while Indonesia appears as the reserve test.