1 · The short answer
The 2026 MotoGP season has 22 rounds, and the last three are all still to come: Qatar on 6 to 8 November, Portugal on 20 to 22 November and the Valencia finale on 27 to 29 November. Malaysia, on 30 October to 1 November, was the most recent round. The 2027 calendar is not published on motogp.com yet, as far as I could read on the calendar page.
Each round below shows its country and dates, and links to the guide for that weekend where one exists. For a single round, I would buy the Ringo Light trip for that country: unlimited data at full speed, and nothing renews. For a season of rounds across several countries, I would choose Ringo Light Global, which covers almost all of them on one eSIM.
Dates: 22 rounds in 2026, from Thailand on 27 February to 1 March to Valencia on 27 to 29 November, and 18 rounds already dated for 2027, from Thailand on 5 to 7 March to Australia on 12 to 14 November. Organiser's page
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2 · Still to come in 2026
Dates from www.motogp.com/en/calendar, read November 2, 2026.
3 · The 2027 calendar
Dates from tickets.motogp.com/en/, read November 2, 2026.
4 · Already raced in 2026
Dates from www.motogp.com/en/calendar, read November 2, 2026.
5 · What the 2026 season looked like
The season opened in Thailand at the end of February, crossed to Brazil and the United States in March, and then spent most of the spring and summer in Europe: Spain, France, Catalonia, Italy, Hungary, Czechia, the Netherlands, Germany and Great Britain, with Aragon, San Marino and Austria to follow in late summer. Japan, Indonesia, Australia and Malaysia filled October. I took this order from the calendar page.
Three rounds remain. Qatar is on 6 to 8 November, Portugal on 20 to 22 November and Valencia on 27 to 29 November. Every round, run or still to come, links to its own guide in the list above, and I would open the guide before booking anything.
The calendar page on motogp.com gives the country and the dates but not the circuit. I took the circuits from the motogp.com ticket pages. Where no page named the town, I left the country in the list rather than guess.
6 · Booking a MotoGP weekend
At many rounds much of the crowd sits on grassy hillsides with a general admission ticket rather than in a numbered seat. That gives you room to move between corners, but it also means you decide where the signal is, not an usher. I would plan for that before choosing a spot.
Several rounds run a camping culture. Assen, Mugello and Le Mans are the classic examples, with fields and campsites filling for the weekend, and booking a pitch early matters more than booking a bed. At Jerez and Valencia the crowds in the surrounding town are as much a part of the weekend as the track, so I would expect busy restaurants and a long queue for a taxi after the race.
Your phone does more than you would think over the weekend: the e-ticket, the circuit map, the shuttle times, the route back to the campsite and messages when your group splits up. I would install the eSIM before the trip and switch it on at landing, so all of that works from the airport onwards.
7 · Going to several rounds
Spain hosts more rounds than any other country: the Spain round in April, Catalonia in May, Aragon in late August and the Valencia finale in November. Italy has two as well, the Italian round at the end of May and San Marino in September, which is run in Italy. Any trip that chains these stays in one country, so I would buy a single Spanish or Italian plan.
Crossing borders is where the plan matters. Netherlands, Germany and Czechia fall in consecutive weeks in June and July, and Japan, Indonesia, Australia and Malaysia run through October. For one round, I would buy the Ringo Light trip for that country. For a season, I would take Ringo Light Global, which covers almost all of the countries on one eSIM, installed once.
8 · The 2027 season
motogp.com had not published a 2027 calendar page on 2 November 2026, but MotoGP's official ticket site already lists 18 rounds with their 2027 dates, from Thailand on 5 to 7 March to Australia on 12 to 14 November, and those are the second season above. Hungary, Qatar, Portugal and Valencia are listed without dates, and a new Argentina round appears on the ticket index. I will check the list against the calendar page when MotoGP publishes it.
9 · Frequently asked questions
10 · Sources
- MotoGP, 2026 calendar: www.motogp.com/en/calendar, official round dates
- MotoGP tickets, all events: tickets.motogp.com/en/, circuits and towns
- MotoGP tickets, Grand Prix of Qatar: tickets.motogp.com/en/21111-qatar/, Lusail International Circuit, 6 to 8 November
- MotoGP tickets, Grand Prix of Portugal: tickets.motogp.com/en/53277-portugal/, Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, 20 to 22 November
- MotoGP tickets, Grand Prix of Valencia: tickets.motogp.com/en/21151-valencia/, Circuit Ricardo Tormo, 27 to 29 November
- MotoGP, Thailand event page: www.motogp.com/en/event/thailand, Chang International Circuit, Buriram
- MotoGP, Italy event page: www.motogp.com/en/event/italy, Mugello
- Ringo Light: prices from the catalogue our checkout charges, on the day you read this.
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I am Theo. I read every brand's eSIM prices on the day a post names, from the brand's own site, and write up which plan to buy for the trip. I write for Ringo, which sells Ringo Light, one of the plans I compare, so where a rival is cheaper I say so and link the source.