The city of Adelaide will host the MotoGP Australian Grand Prix from 2027, in a historic change to the world championship calendar. The new urban circuit will be 4.195 kilometers long and have 18 curves, offering speeds exceeding 340 km/h, according to data released by local authorities and the organization of the competition.
The route was publicly presented by the Prime Minister of the Australian state of South Australia, Peter Malinauskas, and the category’s sporting director, Carlos Ezpeleta. The drawing is partially based on the old urban circuit used by Formula 1 between 1985 and 1995, although it has been deeply modified to comply with the current safety requirements defined by the FIM.
From the 2027 season onwards, Adelaide will definitely replace Phillip Island Circuit, the track that hosted the Australian Grand Prix for almost three decades.registered and that you will receive the last edition before the change. The new agreement will initially be valid for six seasons, until 2032, and will mark the first MotoGP race on a completely urban circuit in the modern era of the championship.
According to prosecutors, the event will take place over three days and should take place in November. The project aims to combine the historical legacy of the classic layout with the contemporary demands of the competition, including redesigned escape zones, surfaces adapted to the behavior of the motorcycles and reinforced protective barriers.
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