The MotoGP 2027 championship has officially announced its calendar, which includes 22 Grand Prix events across the globe. Among the notable changes are the return of the Argentina Grand Prix in Buenos Aires and the removal of the Hungary Grand Prix from the schedule. A new city circuit in Adelaide, Australia, will host the Australian Grand Prix, replacing the previous venue at Phillip Island. This marks a shift in focus to urban racing environments, which have become increasingly popular in recent years. The full schedule includes a variety of international locations, with the first event set for the Thailand Grand Prix in Buriram from March 5 to 7. Other highlights include the Qatar Grand Prix in Losail (March 12–14), the Brazil Grand Prix in Goiânia (April 2–4), and the Americas Grand Prix in Austin (April 23–25). European events will also be prominent, with races in Spain, France, Italy, and the Netherlands, among others. The calendar will be regularly updated with the latest details on race times and broadcast information. The events will be broadcast on the channels of the Canal+ group, including its streaming platform and the Canal+ App. Canal+ has become a major player in motorsports broadcasting in France, covering not only MotoGP but also Formula 1, WRC, and IndyCar. To access these programs, a subscription to the Canal+ Sport package is required, starting at 29.99 € per month. For those who prefer alternative platforms, the Eurosport channel is available on HBO Max at 5.99 € per month, with an additional 5 € per month for the Sport option. Eurosport is also accessible through Canal+ and Prime Video subscription packages. This provides fans with multiple options to follow the action as the 2027 MotoGP season approaches.