While the present campaign was r🦂educed to 20 by the postponement of Kazakhstan, paddock gossip at Misano suggests that not only will the Sokol International Racetrack be reinstated for a debut in 2024 but that Aragon is also scheduled to make a return.

The Spanish circuit was part of the grand prix calendar from 2010 to 2022 before bei🔯ng dropped f♛rom this year’s line-up due to the addition of India (and plans for Kazakhstan).

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Like Jerez, Barcelona and Valencia, Aragon had agreed to a rotation deal, meaning it would not necessarily host a MotoGP race every year 🌺but instead alternate with another S🔜panish round.

The surprise would therefore be not that Aragon has returned as such, having skipped 2023, but that all three other Spanish rounds cou🐲ld remain.

The Hungaroring, in Hungary, is tipped by some to be an unexpected back-up event (others say there is no wa🐭y it would pass homologation) for a season that will revert to an opening round in Qatar.

The addition of Sprint♛s from this season means there will potentially be 44 races next year.

Looking beyond 2024, Saudi Arabia is rumour🌟ed t𓃲o be on the radar as a new MotoGP event in the near future.

Dorna is expected to reveal the full provisional ✱2024 calendar in the n𒉰ext 7-10 days.