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New Delhi. There was a lot of enthusiasm among the people about this session of MotoGP Bharat. But this time disappointing news has come for the bike lovers of India. The fans may be shocked by the latest news. Yes, according to the information received from the organizers, the date of organizing MotoGP India has been extended. That is, this race will not be held in India this year. MotoGP India has been rescheduled for March 2025. The companies organizing this biggest motorsport in the world of racing in India and the Uttar Pradesh government have taken this decision together.
The organisers, FIM, IRTA and Dorna Sports have announced that the Indian Grand Prix will not take place in 2024. In addition, MotoGP has postponed its return to India to early 2025 due to operational reasons. The press release stated that, following the advice of the Uttar Pradesh government, MotoGP India will return to the Buddh International Circuit in March 2025. When weather conditions are expected to be favorable for both spectators and riders.
Why was the race cancelled
Most people have this question in their mind that why MotoGP was cancelled this year. According to the information received from the organizers, the main reason behind rescheduling MotoGP is the scorching heat. Last year also, when the racers landed on the track of Buddh International Circuit in the month of September, they complained of the scorching heat. The situation was such that the condition of some racers also deteriorated. This year also the heat has started showing its effect in India.
The last race was awesome
Let us tell you that in September last year, the world’s most famous racing championship (MotoGP Bharat) was inaugurated at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida. A total of 11 teams and 22 riders participated in the final race of MotoGP which lasted for three days. In the final race of India’s first MotoGP, Italian racer Marco Bezzecchi won the Indian Grand Prix by securing the starting position in the shortest time.
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first published : June 5, 2024, 4:05 pm IST
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