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Hungary is set to return to the MotoGP calendar next season… and Portugal seems increasingly distant

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Hungary is expected to make its return to the MotoGP calendar as early as the 2025 season, with the new Balaton Park circuit – which was included in this year’s World Superbike Championship schedule but ended up being canceled. Meanwhile, the Portuguese GP seems increasingly likely to be dropped.

According to Motorsport.com, the local organization in Hungary and Dorna plan to officially announce the GP in mid-September. The last time motorcycle racing world championships visited Hungary was in 1993, with the races taking place at the Hungaroring circuit.

This year, the Balaton Park Circuit was on reserve for MotoGP but was never activated despite cancellations. The track was part of the original WSBK season plans, but incomplete construction led to the cancellation of that round.

As for Portugal, which is again facing difficulties in securing the necessary financial requirements, it seems to be increasingly distanced from MotoGP. SportTV reported this week that the Portimão circuit is not included in the provisional calendar, and rider Miguel Oliveira acknowledged that the situation is complicated.

If confirmed, this would mean the departure of the Portuguese round after five seasons, having returned in 2020 as part of a heavily altered calendar due to the pandemic. With Portugal out, Spain could retain its four rounds (Aragón, Barcelona, Jerez, and Valencia).

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