MotoGP, Sportrik Media - The Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli has officially extended its contract to host the San Marino Grand Prix until 2031. Announced by Dorna Sports, the MotoGP rights holder, on September 14, 2025, ahead of the San Marino Grand Prix, this five-year extension ensures Misano’s place as a key venue in the MotoGP calendar through the new 850cc engine era starting in 2027.
Details of the Contract Extension
The new agreement extends the San Marino Grand Prix at Misano for five additional seasons, from 2027 to 2031. This deal secures Misano’s role as a cornerstone of the MotoGP calendar as the sport transitions into a new era with 850cc engines, set to begin in 2027. These regulations, featuring non-fossil fuel and restricted aerodynamics, mark a significant evolution, with Misano poised to play a central role.
The Iconic Appeal of Misano
Located in Italy’s Riviera Rimini, the Misano World Circuit is celebrated as one of MotoGP’s most iconic venues. Its vibrant race atmosphere, fueled by thousands of passionate fans, makes the San Marino Grand Prix a highlight of the season. “We are proud and thrilled to continue hosting MotoGP in our region,” stated the San Marino and Riviera Rimini Grand Prix promoters, expressing enthusiasm for the continued partnership.
Impact on MotoGP and Fans
This extension reinforces Misano’s status as a legendary MotoGP circuit, offering stability for fans and teams like Ducati, Aprilia, and KTM. Known for delivering thrilling and competitive races, Misano remains a favorite among riders and spectators alike.
The continuation of the San Marino Grand Prix until 2031 underscores the commitment of Dorna Sports and local organizers to preserve Misano’s racing legacy. As MotoGP enters the 850cc era in 2027, the circuit is expected to host fierce battles among top teams like Honda and Yamaha. Fans can look forward to electrifying races in the vibrant Riviera Rimini atmosphere through the end of the decade.
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