ROUND 2: March 31, 2019

Argentina Termas De Rio Hondo 

Rebuilt and refurbished as recently as 2012, this is a fast undulating circuit that’s 2.99 miles (4.806 km) in length with sweeping curves, five hairpin bends and a stunning long (1.076 km) uphill straight between turns 4 and 5. 

2018 Race Winner 
Mattia Pasini

2018 Fastest Lap 
1’44.329 
(Xavi Vierge)

Best Race Lap
1’43.001 
(2015)

ROUND 3:  April 14, 2019

Circuit of the Americas

An exciting fixture on the Moto2™ calendar since 2013, this is a long anti-clockwise circuit (3.43 miles/5.513 km) noted for the incredibly steep home straight that leads up to turn 1 and its subsequent sweeping curves. 

2018 Race Winner 
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap 
2’11.020 
(Francesco Bagnaia)

Best Race Lap
2’09.948 
(2017)

ROUND 4:  May 5, 2019

Spanish Circuito De Jerez-Angel Nieto

A 2.75-mile (4.423 km) track with 13 turns and two straights (the home straight is 607m long), this stunning circuit has an attendance capacity of 125,000! 

Lorenzo Baldassarri

1’42.480 

(Lorenzo Baldassarri)

1’42.480 

(2018)

ROUND 5: May 19, 2019

French Le Mans

The Bugatti Circuit at Le Mans provides one of the quickest laps in the Moto2 calendar, where riders will aim to race each 2.66-mile (4.185 km) lap in less than 100 seconds! 

2018 Race Winner 
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap 
1’36.959 
(Lorenzo Baldassarri)

Best Race Lap
1’36.836 
(2017)

ROUND 6: June 2, 2019

Italian Autodromo di Mugello

Motorcycle Grands Prix have been held at Mugello since 1949, and riders love the 3.26-mile (5.245 km) circuit’s variety of corners and the long 1.141 km straight that is intersected by the start/finish line. 

2018 Race Winner 
Miguel Oliveira

2018 Fastest Lap 
1'52.337 
(Miguel Oliveira)

Best Race Lap
1'52.084 
(2017)

ROUND 7: June 16, 2019

Circuit de Barcelona – Catalunya

2.88 miles (4.627 km) long with 14 corners and a home straight that’s over 1km, this instantly recognisable track layout offers multiple lap opportunities to overtake, which adds an extra dimension to race excitement for up to 140,000 race fans. 

2018 Race Winner
Fabio Quartararo

2018 Fastest Lap
1’43.956 
(Fabio Quartararo)

Best Race Lap
1’43.956 
 (2018) 

ROUND 8: June 30, 2019

Dutch TT Circuit Assen

This is a challenging circuit, nicknamed ‘The Cathedral of Motorcycling’, with 18 turns; some of which can be taken flat-out due to the exceptional grip that’s available.  It’s also one of the longest-established circuits on the MotoGP calendar. 

2018 Race Winner
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap
1’38.030 
(Lorenzo Baldassarri)

Best Race Lap
1’37.449 
(2015)

ROUND 9: July 7, 2019

 German Sachsenring

At 2.28 miles (3.671 km) Sachsenring is the shortest circuit on the calendar, packing in a 700m home straight and 13 corners to invariably provide exciting races for attendances that regularly approach a quarter of a million.

2018 Race Winner
Brad Binder

2018 Fastest Lap
1’24.634 
(Joan Mir)

Best Race Lap
1’24.483 
(2017)

ROUND 10: August 4, 2019

Czech Automotodrom Brno

A heady mix of short straights (the longest of which is only 636 metres) and 14 corners, this 3.36-mile (5.403 km) track undulates through forest scenery and encourages thrilling races that demand total rider focus. 

2018 Race Winner
Miguel Oliveira

2018 Fastest Lap
2’03.103 
(Xavi Vierge)

Record Racing Lap
2’02.383 
(2014)

ROUND 11: August 11, 2019

Austrian Red Bull Ring – Spielberg

Long straights punctuated by hairpins and sweeping curves alike, the Red Bull Ring is a compact circuit of 2.68 miles (4.318 km) in length and delivers fast laps in a stunning location nestled among Austria’s Styrian mountains. 

2018 Race Winner
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap
1’30.157 
(Brad Binder)

Best Race Lap
1’29.497 
(2016)

ROUND 12: August 25, 2019

British Silverstone Circuit

The longest Moto2™ circuit of them all, 3.67 miles (5.9 km) of fast curves and long straights combine with the unpredictable British weather to make Silverstone a challenging track for the very best of riders. 

2017 Race Winner
Takaaki Nakagami

2017 Fastest Lap
2’06.690
(Franco Morbidelli)

Best Race Lap
2’06.690 
(2017)

ROUND 13: September 15, 2019

San Marino Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli

The track is characterised by its distinctive long straights and hairpins and. at just over two-and-a-half miles in length (2.63 miles/4.226 km), is one of the shortest tracks on the current Moto2™ calendar.  

2018 Race Winner
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap
1’37.860 
(Mattia Pasini)

Best Race Lap
1’37.422 
(2015)

ROUND 14: September 22, 2019

Aragón MotorLand

With 17 corners, a long back straight measuring almost 1km, and an elevation difference of 50 metres between the lowest and highest points, this is a modern 3.16-mile (5.077 km) track with challenges that will test any rider’s nerve. 

2018 Race Winner
Brad Binder

2018 Fastest Lap
1’53.479 
(Alex Marquez)

Best Race Lap
1’52.767 
(2015)

ROUND 15: October 6, 2019

Thai Chang International Circuit

The newest race on the Moto2™ calendar, this 12-corner 2.83-mile (4.554 km) long circuit has several straights and sweeping bends that often contribute to outstanding competitive racing. 

2018 Race Winner
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap
1’36.924 
(Francesco Bagnaia)

Best Race Lap
1’36.924 
(2018)

ROUND 16: October 20, 2019

Japanese Twin Ring Motegi

So-called because the site also incorporates a separate oval track, the Moto2™ Road Course is 2.98 miles (4.8 km) long and combines straights with hairpin turns that provide exciting laps and entertaining races. 

2018 Race Winner
Francesco Bagnaia

2018 Fastest Lap
1’51.367 
(Francesco Bagnaia)

Best Race Lap
1’50.788 
(2016)

ROUND 17: October 27, 2019

Australian Phillip Island Circuit

The combination of a 900-metre home straight complemented by 10 sweeping curves and 2 hairpins has made this well-established 2.76-mile (4.448 km) coastal circuit a much-loved perennial MotoGP fixture since 1997. 

2018 Race Winner
Brad Binder

2018 Fastest Lap
1’33.715 
(Augusto Fernandez)

Best Race Lap
1’32.814 
(2013)

ROUND 18: November 3, 2019

Malaysian Sepang International Circuit

At 3.44 miles (5.543 km) in length, the Sepang International Circuit is a stunning race venue that’s instantly recognisable by the central V-shape formed by its two long straights and its flowing outer curves. 

2018 Race Winner
Luca Marini

2018 Fastest Lap
2’07.423 
(Luca Marini)

Best Race Lap
2’06.952 
 (2017)

ROUND 19: November 17, 2019

Valencia Circuit Ricardo Tormo

2.49 miles (4 km) of winding racetrack, with a long half-mile (876m) start-finish home straight and 14 challenging corners, the Circuit Ricardo Tormo makes a perfect venue for the Moto2™ season finale. 

2018 Race Winner
Miguel Oliveira

2018 Fastest Lap
1’47.089 
(Alex Marquez)

Best Race Lap
1’35.312 
(2014)