Silverstone secures British MotoGP for another two years
Silverstone Circuit has confirmed MotoGP will remain at the Northamptonshire venue for the next two years after agreeing a new contract extension.
The deal means the British Grand Prix will continue to be staged at Silverstone, reinforcing the circuit's position as the home of MotoGP in the UK.
Stuart Pringle, chief executive of Silverstone, said: "This extension underscores our commitment to two-wheel racing.
"This renewed partnership secures our place as the UK's undisputed home of elite international racing and confirms our shared commitment to delivering the ultimate high-speed experience for fans here in Britain."
MotoGP has raced at Silverstone since returning to the circuit in 2015, with organisers describing the venue as one of the championship's most competitive tracks. Eleven different riders have won the last 11 British Grands Prix held there.
Carmelo Ezpeleta, chief executive of MotoGP Group, said: "The UK has a rich motorcycle racing heritage and remains one of the most important markets for MotoGP.
"Since returning to Silverstone in 2015, we have built a strong partnership and together delivered some unforgettable British Grand Prix weekends."
The next British MotoGP under the new agreement is expected to take place in August 2027, with further details to be announced in due course.