Thus, the Bajo Aragón circuit, which less than a month ago hosted the 2026 Aragon Grand Prix with more than 115,000 people attending over the weekend, already knows its date for the 2027 season. From September 17 to 19, the engines of motorcycle racing's premier class will roar in Aragon, attracting the attention of thousands of fans at the circuit and millions of viewers around the world.
The Aragon Grand Prix will take place after the San Marino Grand Prix at the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli and before the Portuguese Grand Prix at the Algarve International Circuit, after which the Asian tour will begin. Therefore, the Aragon event will arrive at a crucial point in the season, when the championships in all categories enter their decisive phase.
A 2027 FULL OF UNCERTAINTY
The MotoGP World Championship will introduce changes to its technical regulations for the 2027 season. The bikes will be reduced to 850cc and, among other changes, ride-height systems such as the holeshot device will disappear, while aerodynamics will be reduced. In addition, the MotoGP grid will welcome new faces, with young riders such as David Alonso, Senna Agius, Daniel Holgado, Izan Guevara and Nicolò Bulega moving up to the premier class. Meanwhile, some of the leading riders will change manufacturers, including Pedro Acosta, who will join Ducati as Marc Márquez's teammate; Jorge Martín, who will move to Yamaha alongside Ai Ogura; and Pecco Bagnaia, who will begin a new adventure with Aprilia alongside Marco Bezzecchi.
Of course, the Moto3 and Moto2 categories will also feature new faces who will visit MotorLand during the weekend of September 17, 18 and 19, 2027, for an Aragon Grand Prix that will once again turn the region into an unforgettable motorcycle racing celebration, with plenty of attractions for fans at MotorLand.
