MotoGP has officially confirmed that the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi will remain on the calendar through the 2030 season.
One of the most popular circuits on the Asian leg of the calendar, the Japanese Grand Prix has been held annually at Motegi since 2004.
The return to the Mobility Resort Motegi will see MotoGP remain in an “established and important market, welcoming a fanbase renowned around the world for its commitment and passion for MotoGP.
Dorna Sports CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta stated: “Japan is important for MotoGP. Motegi always puts on a fantastic show and is a point of reference on the calendar for its event organisation.
“Japanese MotoGP fans are incredibly knowledgeable and we’re very happy to confirm we’ll race with them until 2030.”
President of Honda Mobility Land Corporation, Tsuyoshi Saito expressed: “We are very pleased to announce that we will be hosting MotoGP™ Japan at Mobility Resort Motegi in and after 2026.
“We would like to express our sincere gratitude towards Mr. Carmelo Ezpeleta, Dorna Sports and everyone who has been a great support in extending this hosting contract.
“We will continue to aim for further development of motorcycle sports and sustainable event management.
“As we make the most of the rich natural environment of Motegi, we will keep working to present Grand Prix that can be enjoyed by many more fans.
“In cooperation with local residents of Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures and the town of Motegi and various government agencies, we hope to offer even more attractive Grand Prix events than before.”
MotoGP has officially hinted at the upcoming launch of the 2026 calendar, which is set to be revealed soon.
