The 2023 MotoGP season has been nothing short of exciting so far. With a lot of changes already announced for the 2024 season, even more surprises await us, as MotoGP has just announced that it’s planning its return to Hungary by 2025 at the latest. Dorna Sports and the Hungarian Mobility Development Agency (HUMDA) are working together to certify two venues that could soon host some of the most thrilling racing in the world of motorsports.
Dorna Sports and HUMDA highlight a clear objective: to obtain homologation for both the iconic Hungaroring and the promising newcomer, the Balaton Park Circuit. Should everything go according to plan, both MotoGP and WorldSBK races will be held in the venue in the near future. The Batalon Park Circuit is touted as Europe’s newest top-tier race track, and is situated along the landscape surrounding lake Balaton. It’s a 2.6-mile long track boasting world-class facilities such as a 48 pit garage and VIP lounges. Meanwhile, the Hungaroring is a 2.7-mile circuit, and is the track where the Formula1 Hungarian GP is held.
