If Jerez replaces Valencia, MotoGP season will end later

With the Valencia GP now uncertain due to the damage and casualties caused by Storm Dana, speculation has already begun about where the season’s final round might take place if it’s impossible to hold it at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo.

 

The Circuito de Jerez Ángel Nieto, also in Spain, is a possible alternative. However, for it to be used, the GP would have to be postponed by at least a week since the track is set to host the Lamborghini Super Trofeo event from November 14 to 17.

With only about two weeks left until the scheduled dates, the logistics would be challenging for any circuit to prepare for a Grand Prix on such short notice. Likewise, teams and suppliers would face logistical difficulties in this scenario.

According to the website paddock-gp.com, other options in Europe are under consideration. In the Iberian Peninsula, two additional alternatives are being speculated: Barcelona and Portimão, both of which were already part of this year’s calendar.

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