The provisional dates for 2023 MotoGP pre-season testing have been announced. Full story ⬇️
For the second year in a row, MotoGP's pre-season testing phase in 2023 will consist of just five days of running spread over two tests as part of the series push to reduce the number of days of riding as its calendar expands beyond 20 races.
MotoGP's first three-day test of 2023 will take place on 10-12 February in Malaysia at the Sepang International Circuit, which will be preceded by a three-day shakedown on 5-7 February for test and rookie riders. The series will then move to Portugal on 11-12 March for a final two-day test before the season gets under way on 26 March at the Algarve International Circuit.
A brief statement from MotoGP read:"Provisional dates for pre-season testing ahead of the 2023 season can now be announced. "Sepang International Circuit in Malaysia will first host the Shakedown Test, which is for MotoGP factory test riders and class rookies only, from the 5th to the 7th of February."The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve, as the venue for the season opener, will host the final, two-day test for the MotoGP class on the 11th and 12th of March.
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