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MXGP 2023: Calendar update

Infront Moto Racing is happy to announce the 2023 MXGP calendar replace.

The second spherical of the 2023 season shall be held in Riola Sardo because the MXGP of Sardegna will happen on March the 25th and 26th. In 2023 the venue shall be internet hosting the third MXGP race in its historical past. The primary time Sardinia appeared within the calendar was in 2021 whereas in 2022 Calvin Vlaanderen clinched the victory in MXGP as in MX2 the race noticed a good battle with Tom Vialle profitable in entrance of Jago Geerts.

The third occasion of the 2023 season sees the return of Switzerland as Frauenfeld will get able to welcome again the MXGP of Switzerland since 2018 however this time the circuit shall be fully model new, creating an added problem for the riders.

The final time MXGP set foot in Frauenfeld Jeffrey Herlings and Jorge Prado clinched the win in MXGP and MX2 respectively, every on their approach to profitable their 2018 World Championship.

After being within the MXGP calendar from its first look in 2016 till 2018, the favored Swiss venue is making a comeback, to the delight of native heroes comparable to MXGP Vice Champion Monster Power Yamaha Manufacturing facility Racing’s Jeremy Seewer, in addition to Valentin Guillod and Kevin Brumann.

Being the GP set the Easter weekend, the Saturday program stays unchanged whereas the Sunday program is shifted to Monday, leaving the Easter Sunday as a day’s break.

Additional replace to the calendar options the MXGP of Finland, which is now confirmed on July the 30th and can return to Hyvinkaa for the second 12 months in a row after the success of the 2022 comeback the place Glenn Coldenhoff and Tom Vialle received in MXGP and MX2 respectively.

Furthermore the Monster Power MXGP of Flanders will host the supporting courses of EMX125 Introduced by FMF Racing and the distinctive spherical of the EMX Open whereas the MXGP of The Netherlands shall be internet hosting the supporting courses of the EMX250 and the WMX.

Picture: Benjamin Ricard