PARIS, France – MotoGP has added two new circuits in Argentina and Australia for the 22-race 2027 calendar, announced on Friday.

The season is scheduled to open in Buriram, Thailand, on 7 March and to end in Valencia, Spain, on 28 November.

The first new track will be in Buenos Aires in April, the second leg of a three-race American swing that starts with Goiania in Brazil, which staged its first race this season, and finishes in Austin, Texas.

The second addition is a street circuit in Adelaide, on 14 November at the end of a five-race late-season swing down through Asia to Australia.

The Autodromo Oscar y Juan Galvez in Buenos Aires replaces Termas de Hondo, more than 1 100 kilometres inland from the capital.

That circuit was on and off the MotoGP calendar between 2014 and its last appearance in 2025. Buenos Aires last hosted races in 1999.

In Australia, Phillip Island near Melbourne has hosted races since 1989, but its contract expires after this season and the Victorian state government rejected a plan by MotoGP to move the race to the track used by Formula One in Albert Park in the heart of the city.

The race in Adelaide, which will require laying track in parklands, has met with local opposition.

Hungary has been dropped from the schedule after just two years. The race was poorly attended and the Balaton Park circuit was reportedly unpopular with riders.

2027 MotoGP calendar:

• 7 March: Thai Grand Prix in Buriram
• 14 March: Qatar Grand Prix at Lusail
• 4 April: Brazilian Grand Prix at Goiania
• 11 April: Argentine Grand Prix at Buenos Aires
• 25 April: United States Grand Prix at Austin
• 9 May: Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez de la Frontera
• 16 May: French Grand Prix at Le Mans
• 30 May: Italian Grand Prix at Mugello
• 13 June: Catalan Grand Prix in Barcelona
• 27 June: Dutch Grand Prix in Assen
• 11 July: German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring
• 18 July: Czech Republic Grand Prix in Brno
• 15 August: British Grand Prix at Silverstone
• 29 August: Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg
• 12 September: San Marino Grand Prix in Misano, Italy
• 19 September: Aragon Grand Prix at MotorLand, Spain
• 3 October: Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimao
• 17 October: Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi
• 24 October: Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang
• 31 October: Indonesian Grand Prix at Mandalika
• 14 November: Australian Grand Prix at Adelaide
• 28 November: Valencia Grand Prix at Cheste, Spain