The legendary Le Mans circuit first hosted a round of the motorcycle grand prix world championship in 1969, before becoming the permanent home of the French GP in 2000.

(Reuters) -The French Grand Prix will remain on the MotoGP calendar until 2031 after the contract to race at Le Mans was extended, MotoGP said on Wednesday.

Le Mans will keep the French Grand Prix at the track until 2031 after signing a new multi-year extension - ushering in a new era for MotoGP and the transition to 850cc bikes.

MotoGP said 297,471 fans flocked to Le Mans last year, which made it the highest-attended Grand Prix in history. The 2024 race was won by eventual world champion Jorge Martin, who has yet to start ...

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The French Grand Prix will remain on the MotoGP calendar until 2031 after the contract to race at Le Mans was extended, MotoGP said on Wednesday. Skip to main content.