Formula 1 could make MotoGP ‘impossible’ to move Qatar Grand Prix to December

However, it has been discussed, and it appears that Formula 1 will prevent MotoGP from taking place at the Lusail International Circuit on the first weekend of December.

The postponement of the Qatar Grand Prix was prompted by the war in the Middle East, which forced Formula 1 to cancel the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix.

MotoGP is set to visit Lusail International Circuit in April for the fourth round of the season, but MotoGP and the FIM are expected to make a decision on the Qatar Grand Prix soon.

Formula 1 makes it ‘impossible’ for MotoGP in Qatar

Simon Patterson and Matt Oxley discuss the idea of ​​MotoGP heading to Qatar for December 4th, 5th and 6th. However, Formula 1 prevents this from happening.

Formula 1 is set to hold the Qatar Grand Prix on November 27, 28 and 29, a week before the anticipated MotoGP round.

Due to changes to be made to the Lusail International circuit between races this week, Patterson X He now believes that it is ‘impossible’ for the competition to be held in the same district within a week.

Patterson said, “An acquaintance reminded me that it would be highly unlikely that Qatar would host F1 and MotoGP back-to-back (let alone at the same time), as significant changes would have to be made to the shelters and gravel traps.

Which Spanish MotoGP race would you most like to see dropped from the calendar?

Changes to the upcoming MotoGP calendar for 2027

The MotoGP calendar has been hotly debated over the past few months with recent changes to the 2027 season schedule.

For the 2026 season, Argentina was removed from the program and Brazil was added. However, for 2027, Argentina must return, and The Australian Grand Prix moves from Phillip Island to Adelaide..

Discussions have been held. The Australian Grand Prix could be the last of the 2027 season. season, is said to be hosted in November.

There have also been speculations that the reports surrounding the 2027 timeline will not end there. One of the Spanish circuits could be dropped from the MotoGP schedule..