The Latest Breaking News from Balaton Park

MotoGP Drops the Worst Track From Its 2027 Season Calendar

Ahead of finalizing the 2027 calendar, MotoGP has revealed that Balaton Park will not host a race next year, among some other 2027 schedule details.

RideApart · Sep 28

MotoGP 2027 calendar revealed with Buenos Aires and Adelaide joining the schedule

The 2027 MotoGP calendar has been released which features 22 rounds with the addition of Buenos Aires in place of Balaton Park, while the Australian round moves from Phillip Island to Adelaide

Autosport · Sep 25

What we learned from MotoGP’s unusual Hungarian GP

MotoGP’s second visit to Balaton Park delivered plenty of intrigue, even if the racing itself wasn’t always a classic

Autosport · Jun 8

Pedro Acosta perplexed by Hungary pace advantage: “I cannot think about winning”

Acosta was four tenths clear of the field in Friday practice but believes KTM is not yet in a position to challenge for victory at Balaton Park

Motorsport · Jun 5

MotoGP Hungarian GP: Dominant Pedro Acosta tops Friday Practice by over four tenths

Acosta destroyed the opposition on the opening day of track action in Balaton Park

Motorsport · Jun 5

Cal Crutchlow to ride through shoulder injury in “challenging” Balaton Park weekend

The three-time grand prix winner will attempt this weekend’s Hungarian race despite some physical limitations

Motorsport · Jun 4

Bagnaia: Lack of Balaton Park safety changes linked to circuit's uncertain MotoGP future

Francesco Bagnaia let it slip that Balaton Park will be dropped from the MotoGP calendar next year

Autosport · Jun 4

Francesco Bagnaia suggests Balaton Park will be dropped amid lack of safety changes

Bagnaia lets it slip that Balaton Park will be dropped from the MotoGP calendar next year

Motorsport · Jun 4

Alex Marquez replacement for MotoGP Hungarian GP confirmed

The factory Ducati rider in WorldSBK will replace the injured Alex Márquez at Balaton Park this weekend, where Cal Crutchlow will also replace Johann Zarco

Autosport · Jun 2

Iker Lecuona returns to MotoGP to replace Alex Marquez

The factory Ducati rider in WorldSBK will replace the injured Alex Márquez at Balaton Park this weekend, where Cal Crutchlow will also replace Johann Zarco

Motorsport · Jun 2