The Czech GP has been absent from the MotoGP calendar since 2020 due to funding issues, but a return to the Brno circuit is not off the table.
Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna, revealed in an interview with SPEEDWEEK.com that discussions are ongoing with Czech officials: ‘Yes, we are talking with the responsible parties. But there is a lot of work to be done. Besides the asphalt, it also involves some run-off areas’.
Despite the uncertainties surrounding the Kazakhstan GP, which was rescheduled for September, the Czech Republic will not return to the calendar this year, and it seems unlikely for the next season as well, according to Ezpeleta: ‘It will probably be difficult for 2025 as well’, he said.
Currently, MotoGP is present in Germany and Austria, so the return of the Czech Republic would expand the series’ presence in Central Europe. Brno faces some infrastructure challenges, such as the poor condition of the asphalt, and is currently owned by the Shakai.
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