Finn Glover

With the arrival of Brazilian rookie Diogo Moreira in the field, it looks to be the perfect occasion for MotoGP to venture into Brazil, a country they have not visited since 2004, at Jacarepagua. After a botched return in 2022, it will finally be back in 2026. 

For one final time in a season of utter remarkability, chaos and in some parts, total domination, the field of 22 will take to the racetrack this weekend for the return of the beloved Valencian Grand Prix.

After over a month away on an Asian adventure full of calamity and chaos, MotoGP returns for its penultimate round, a rollercoaster ride around one of the world’s most undulating circuits: Portimao. 

A track which hosted arguably MotoGP’s battle of the century last year returns once more, as we head into the final three races of what has been a record-breaking season.