Portugal set to stay on MotoGP calendar until 2029
MotoGP has extended its agreement with Portugal, which will continue to host a grand prix until at least 2029 at the Portimao circuit. Portimao first appeared on the MotoGP calendar in 2020 and has featured in every season since. In 2026 it is due to host the penultimate round of the season on 20-22 November.
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