MotoGP Calendar 2027: 22 Races From Buriram March 7 to Valencia

The 2027 MotoGP season has 22 Grands Prix, opening at Buriram, Thailand, on Sun., March 7, 2027 and ending at Valencia on Sun., Nov. 28, 2027, according to the calendar motogp.com published on Sept. 25, 2026. Every race day is a Sunday. The table gives each weekend’s Friday-to-Sunday dates and how far local time at the venue runs ahead of or behind U.S. Eastern Time (ET) on race day. Session and race start times are not yet announced, and a one-page printable with a winner line for each round is in the downloads box.

What is the full MotoGP 2027 race calendar?

The race days come from motogp.com. The weekend dates are computed from them (Friday to Sunday) and match the four ranges motogp.com’s Nov. 5, 2026 blog prints: Mar. 5-7, Mar. 12-14, Apr. 23-25 and Nov. 26-28. The last column is computed from time zones, not published by MotoGP.

Round	Grand Prix	Weekend	Race day	Venue	Local time vs ET on race day
1	Thailand	Mar. 5-7	Sun., Mar. 7	Buriram (Chang International Circuit)	12 hours ahead
2	Qatar	Mar. 12-14	Sun., Mar. 14	Lusail	7 hours ahead
3	Brazil	Apr. 2-4	Sun., Apr. 4	Goiania	1 hour ahead
4	Argentina	Apr. 9-11	Sun., Apr. 11	Buenos Aires	1 hour ahead
5	USA	Apr. 23-25	Sun., Apr. 25	Austin, Circuit of the Americas (COTA)	1 hour behind
6	Spain	May 7-9	Sun., May 9	Jerez	6 hours ahead
7	France	May 14-16	Sun., May 16	Le Mans	6 hours ahead
8	Italy	May 28-30	Sun., May 30	Mugello	6 hours ahead
9	Catalonia	June 11-13	Sun., June 13	Barcelona	6 hours ahead
10	Netherlands	June 25-27	Sun., June 27	Assen	6 hours ahead
11	Germany	July 9-11	Sun., July 11	Sachsenring	6 hours ahead
12	Czechia	July 16-18	Sun., July 18	Brno	6 hours ahead
13	Great Britain	Aug. 13-15	Sun., Aug. 15	Silverstone	5 hours ahead
14	Austria	Aug. 27-29	Sun., Aug. 29	Spielberg	6 hours ahead
15	San Marino	Sept. 10-12	Sun., Sept. 12	Misano	6 hours ahead
16	Aragon	Sept. 17-19	Sun., Sept. 19	MotorLand	6 hours ahead
17	Portugal	Oct. 1-3	Sun., Oct. 3	Portimao	5 hours ahead
18	Japan	Oct. 15-17	Sun., Oct. 17	Motegi	13 hours ahead
19	Malaysia	Oct. 22-24	Sun., Oct. 24	Sepang	12 hours ahead
20	Indonesia	Oct. 29-31	Sun., Oct. 31	Mandalika	12 hours ahead
21	Australia	Nov. 12-14	Sun., Nov. 14	Adelaide	15.5 hours ahead
22	Valencia	Nov. 26-28	Sun., Nov. 28	Cheste (Circuit Ricardo Tormo)	6 hours ahead

U.S. clocks go forward on Mar. 14, 2027 and back on Nov. 7, 2027, and Europe’s change on Mar. 28 and Oct. 31. The Thailand round is measured against Eastern Standard Time, every round from Qatar through Japan, Malaysia and Indonesia against Eastern Daylight Time, and the Australia and Valencia rounds against Eastern Standard Time again. That is why Great Britain and Portugal show 5 hours while the other European rounds show 6, and why Austin, in Central Time, is an hour behind ET.

Is there a MotoGP race in Austin in 2027?

Yes. The United States round is Round 5, on Sun., Apr. 25, 2027, at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, with the weekend running Apr. 23-25. It follows Argentina on Apr. 11 and comes two weeks before Jerez on May 9, a 14-day gap on each side. Local time in Austin is one hour behind ET on race day. The April printable calendar shows the weekend against the rest of the month.

What are the back-to-back MotoGP weekends in 2027?

These gaps are computed from the race days above; MotoGP does not publish them. Of the 21 gaps between the 22 races, 7 are exactly 7 days, 12 are 14 days, one is 21 days and one is 28 days. They add up to the 266 days from Mar. 7 to Nov. 28.

Consecutive weekends	Race days
Two in a row	Thailand and Qatar (Mar. 7 and 14)
Two in a row	Brazil and Argentina (Apr. 4 and 11)
Two in a row	Spain and France (May 9 and 16)
Two in a row	Germany and Czechia (July 11 and 18)
Two in a row	San Marino and Aragon (Sept. 12 and 19)
Three in a row	Japan, Malaysia and Indonesia (Oct. 17, 24 and 31)

The longest break is 28 days, from Czechia on July 18 to Great Britain on Aug. 15. The next longest is 21 days, from Qatar on Mar. 14 to Brazil on Apr. 4. After Indonesia on Oct. 31 the season has two more two-week gaps, to Australia on Nov. 14 and Valencia on Nov. 28. Use the 2027 printable yearly calendar to fit these dates around other plans, and the March printable calendar for the opening two Sundays.

When is MotoGP testing before the 2027 season?

motogp.com’s pre-season story of Sept. 2, 2026 lists the dates below. The Valencia Test comes the week after the last race of the 2026 season, whose final weekend is covered in MotoGP 2026: final races in Qatar, Portugal and Valencia.

Date	Event
Tue., Dec. 1, 2026	Valencia Test
Fri., Jan. 29-Sat., Jan. 30, 2027	Shakedown at Petronas Sepang International Circuit (test riders and rookies)
Sun., Jan. 31-Mon., Feb. 1, 2027	Sepang Test
Sat., Feb. 6-Sun., Feb. 7, 2027	Second official two-day test, Buriram
Sun., Feb. 21, 2027	Season Launch, Rio de Janeiro

What changes on a 2027 MotoGP weekend?

Each weekend has a Saturday Sprint and a Sunday Grand Prix, according to motogp.com’s blog. Under the format announced on Oct. 7, 2026, all riders take part in Grand Prix Qualifying 1 and the top 12 go through to GP Q2, which creates distinct grids for the Sprint and the Grand Prix at every round. For the machines, motogp.com’s rules overview says engine size is to be reduced from 1000cc to 850cc, and a motogp.com notice of Mar. 6, 2025 says Pirelli will become the official tyre supplier from 2027.

What start times and broadcasters are not yet announced?

No 2027 session or race start times are published. The motogp.com blog of Nov. 5, 2026 says European races typically start at 2 p.m. local time, which is usually 8 a.m. ET; that is a general pattern from the blog, not a 2027 timetable. The 2027 U.S. and UK broadcasters are also not yet announced. For another 2027 season list, see the F1 calendar for 2027 and the IndyCar schedule for 2027.