2026 MotoGP season details

The 2026 MotoGP championship will include 22 Grand Prix races, all of which will be broadcast on Canal+ channels, its streaming platform, and the Canal+ App. This marks a continuation of Canal+'s long-standing partnership with the sport.

Opening races of the season

The season will begin with the Thailand Grand Prix on 2 March in Buriram, followed by the Brazil Grand Prix on 22 March in Goiâna. These early races will set the stage for the global competition ahead.

Races in the Americas and Europe

The Americas Grand Prix is scheduled for 29 March in Austin, with the Spain Grand Prix taking place on 26 April at Jerez-Ángel Nieto. This includes stops in both North and South America, as well as key European circuits.

European races in May and June

The France Grand Prix will be held on 10 May in Le Mans, and the Catalonia Grand Prix on 17 May at Barcelona-Catalunya. The Italy Grand Prix is set for 31 May at Mugello, followed by the Hungary Grand Prix on 7 June at Balaton Park.

Continental races in June and July

The Czech Republic Grand Prix will be held on 21 June in Brno, and the Netherlands Grand Prix on 28 June at Assen. The Germany Grand Prix is scheduled for 12 July at Sachsenring, with the Great Britain Grand Prix on 9 August at Silverstone.

Later races in August and September

The Aragon Grand Prix will take place on 30 August at MotorLand Aragón, and the San Marino Grand Prix on 13 September in Misano. The Austria Grand Prix is set for 20 September at Red Bull Ring, followed by the Japan Grand Prix on 4 October in Motegi.

Asian races and cancellations

The Indonesia Grand Prix will be held on 11 October at Pertamina Mandalika, while the Australia Grand Prix on 25 October has been cancelled. The Malaysia Grand Prix is scheduled for 1 November at Sepang Petronas, with free practice sessions and qualifying rounds taking place on 30 October and 31 October.

Closing races of the season

The Qatar Grand Prix is set for 8 November in Lusail, the Portugal Grand Prix on 22 November at Portimão, and the Valencia Grand Prix on 29 November at Ricardo Tormo. These races will bring the 2026 season to a close.

Broadcasting options for viewers

Canal+ has been broadcasting MotoGP for several years and requires a subscription to the Canal+ Sport package, starting at 29.99 €/month, to access all programs. The Eurosport channel, which also broadcasts MotoGP, is available on HBO Max and Amazon Prime Video starting at 5.99 € per month.