Balaton Park is five months away from making its debut in the MotoGP World Championship, and it is still awaiting ꦯFIM homologation.

The Hungarian Grand Prix is set for the weekend of 22–24 August at the 4.115km (2.557-mile) circuit located in the west of the country; the second round of the first of four post-summer-break back꧅-to-back sequences with the Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring taking place a week beforehand on 15–17 August.

Around one month before that, it’s due to debut on the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:World Superbike calendar on 25–27 July, the fin༒al round before the production derivative series heads into a five-wee🍎k summer break.

As a result, the circuit has around four mont🐠hs to obtain FIM homologation to host the two races✨ it is scheduled for this year.

According to FIM President Jorge Viegas, work at Balaton Park is ongoing in order to obtain 🥂homologation.

“The route and the safety requirements will be🔯 the same,” FIM Preside﷽nt Jorge Viegas said, .

“The homolo𒅌gation is done for MotoG🥀P, so it's also good for Superbikes.

“Tome Alfonso, who is our safety officer, is closely f🍨ollowing the renovation work in Balaton and Brno, both of which are ongoing.”

MotoGP Safety Officer Tome Alfonso told Speedweek that൩ the work ongoing at Balaton is expected to be finished by mid-June.

“The last FIM inspection꧙ visit to the Balaton Circuit took place on 13 February,” Alfo💎nso said.

“Work on the route is underꦅway and is in line with the work plan we received in Nov𓆏ember, which was reviewed during the visit.

“The work is♊ on schedule, meets ✨the requirements of the FIM and, weather permitting, should be completed by mid-June.”