The MotoGP World Championship heads to the iconic Sachsenring for the 2026 German MotoGP, taking place from 9-12 July. The event marks the final round before the summer break and features a full weekend schedule, including practice sessions, qualifying, the Sprint, and Sunday's Grand Prix.
Activities begin on Thursday with MotoGP GearUp and the pre-event press conference before the on-track action starts on Friday. Riders across Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP will battle through practice sessions to secure direct places in qualifying.
Saturday features the decisive qualifying sessions before the MotoGP Sprint Race, while Sunday's schedule includes the Moto3 and Moto2 races ahead of the 30-lap MotoGP Grand Prix at one of the championship's most demanding circuits.
With valuable championship points available in both the Sprint and the Grand Prix, every session at Sachsenring could prove crucial as teams and riders aim to head into the summer break with maximum momentum.
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