MotoGP is making a triumphant return to Brazil, with the country hosting a race for the first time in 22 years. The Goiania circuit will be the venue for the second round of the 2026 season, taking place from 20-22 March. This event will serve as the replacement for Argentina, becoming the only South American stop on the championship calendar.
Known for being the second shortest track on the MotoGP calendar, with only the Sachsenring in Germany being slightly shorter, Goiania features 14 corners that will test the skills of the riders. To help riders adapt to the 3.8km track, MotoGP has adjusted the weekend format. Riders now have 135 minutes of track time on Friday, with FP1 extended to one hour and the main practice session running for a total of 75 minutes. The schedule for Saturday and Sunday is set to remain the same.
For fans of the sport around the world, a comprehensive guide to session timings in different timezones has been provided. This includes GMT, CET, ET, PT, AEDT, JST, and IST timings for each day of the Grand Prix weekend. The article also mentions how viewers can stream the Brazilian Grand Prix through MotoGP’s on-demand streaming service or local broadcasters’ official websites.
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