After a 20-year hiatus, Brazil is set to make its highly anticipated return to the MotoGP calendar in 2026. The prestigious motorcycle racing event will take place at the newly renovated Ayrton Senna International Autodrome in Goiânia, a track that will soon undergo significant upgrades to meet the modern standards of MotoGP racing.
The decision to bring MotoGP back to Brazil was met with excitement from both motorsport enthusiasts and the Brazilian public, given the country’s deep-rooted passion for motorsport, especially Formula One and motorcycle racing. Brazil has a rich history in the world of motorsports, and the return of MotoGP is expected to reignite that fervor, giving fans a thrilling race weekend to look forward to.
The Ayrton Senna International Autodrome, named after the iconic Formula One champion, will be the focal point of this event. Known for its historical connection to Senna’s legacy, the track is set to undergo a series of major renovations to ensure that it meets the high standards required for a MotoGP race. These improvements will include upgrades to the pit facilities, spectator areas, and track surface, as well as enhancing safety features for riders. These renovations are aimed at not only attracting the MotoGP event but also ensuring the long-term viability of the circuit for future races.
Brazil’s return to the MotoGP calendar is a monumental moment for the country’s motorsport scene. With the support of local authorities, investors, and motorsport organizations, the 2026 race is poised to become a key highlight of the global MotoGP season. Fans in Brazil and around the world are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to witness the spectacle of MotoGP racing once again on Brazilian soil. The event will undoubtedly bring a new wave of excitement to motorsports in Brazil and solidify the country’s place on the international racing stage.