The circuit of Assen will remain on the world championship calendar until 2031. There MotoGPin fact, announced that it had extended the agreement with those responsible for the Dutch route (originally expiring in 2026) for another five years. Assen is the oldest home of the world championship, having hosted grand prix since the inaugural season in 1949, and is one of the most loved tracks by all enthusiasts. In the current season the appointment with the Dutch GP will be at the weekend from 28 to 30 June.
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“We are incredibly satisfied with this contract renewal – he has declared Arjan Bospresident of the Assen circuit -, especially now that MotoGP is developing so strongly.” Very satisfied too Carmelo EzpeletaCEO of Dorna Sports: “We are very happy to announce the long-term presence of Assen on the calendar. Assen was part of our first season in 1949 and no other place has always been part of our calendar for all these 75 years of competition that we celebrate in 2024. A unique fact, but we don’t return to Assen just for the history or the statistics. Racing at Assen continues to be something special and only gets better. It’s a fantastic, modern place that continues to give us incredible races and iconic moments and there’s no better combination than the most exciting sport in the world in action in one of its best settings,” he told the official MotoGP channels.
