Moto GP returns to India after one-year absence, race likely to take place in March 2025
Moto GP returns to India after one-year absence, likely to take place in March 2025
Moto GP is set to return to India after a one-year absence, having debuted in the 2023 campaign after an announcement was made on Thursday (August 1). The premier event was dropped from theMoto GP calendar in 2024, but that won’t be the case in 2025, with the race likely to take place in March 2025. The deal also saw Eurosport, the official broadcaster of the event in India, announce a new three-year agreement with Moto GP, until 2026 inclusive. In addition, Dorna also confirmed a new contract between Moto GP and the government of Uttar Pradesh reaffirming the Indian Grand Prix for the calendar from 2025.
Moto GP returns to India
“Our collaboration with Dorna has brought thrilling Moto GP action closer to Indian audiences and captivated a new generation of motorsports fans. This success story highlights the effectiveness of our joint approach in delivering high-quality sports entertainment to a growing and passionate audience. Moto GP has a dedicated fan base in India, and we are committed to offering the best coverage and content,” Arjun Nohwar, Managing Director, South Asia, Warner Bros. Discovery said on Thursday.
Moto GP debuted in India in September 2023 with a huge response from the Indian crowd, however, the race was dropped from the 2024 calendar of the event. But the latest announcement is set to bring smiles back on the faces of Indian moto sports fans. The deal will run till 2026, giving fans a golden opportunity to witness the annual track race event.
To further expand the sport’s reach, Eurosport India has enlisted star cricketer Shikhar Dhawan to broaden its audience beyond the motorcycling community. Utilizing cutting-edge broadcast technology and in-depth programming, Eurosport India aims to provide an exceptional viewing experience for MotoGP™ fans across the subcontinent.
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“India is a key market and fanbase for Moto GP. There are millions of motorcycles on the roads, making it vital for the Moto GP manufacturers and many of our partners, and we have a strong established audience that also offers huge opportunities for exponential growth,” Carlos Ezpeleta, Chief Sporting Officer, Moto GP rights holder Dorna Sports, stated.
