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Moto GP is the premier motorcycle racing championship in the world. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that features the best riders in the world competing on some of the most challenging tracks in the world. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, then Moto GP is the event for you.
Upcoming Moto GP 2023 Races
Moto GP Schedule and What to Expect
Day 1 - Friday
10th November, Friday
Practice 1: The weekend's first practice session allows riders to get a feel for the track and adjust their bikes.
- 10:45-11:30
Practice 2: The second practice session of the weekend gives riders a chance to fine-tune their settings further and prepare for qualifying.
- 15:00-16:00
Day 2 - Saturday
11th November, Saturday
Free Practice: Riders get a final chance to practice before qualifying. This session is essential for riders to finalize their settings and ensure their bikes are ready for qualifying.
- 10:10-10:40
Qualifying 1 & 2: The two timed Friday practice sessions promote the fastest ten riders straight into Q2. The rest face a Q1 shoot-out where the quickest two will also go through to the final Q2 round to determine the first 12 grid slots—those eliminated start from 13th and below, based on their Q1 times.
- 10:50-11:05
- 11:15-11:30
Sprint: The sprint race will occur on Saturday afternoon and will be half the distance from the main race. The results of qualifying will set the grid for the sprint race. The top 9 finishers in the sprint race will be awarded half points towards the championship. The sprint race results will not have any bearing on the grid for the main race.
- 15:00
Day 3 - Sunday
12th November, Sunday
Race Day: The riders are ready to race for the checkered flag in the Moto GP 2023 season finale. The grid is set, and the tension is high. Who will be crowned champion? Who will crash out? Who will make a surprise podium? Only time will tell.
- 14:00
Your Moto GP Tickets Explained
2-Day Pass
What to Expect:
- The Moto Grand Prix Weekend Sat - Sun
Why Buy a 2-Day Moto GP Pass?
- The 2-day pass gives you access to all the racing on Saturday and Sunday.
- The 2-day pass allows you to experience the entire weekend of Moto GP, including the qualifying, free practice, and race.
1-Day Pass
What to Expect:
- The 1-day pass gives you access to the main event, the Moto GP race, on Sunday.
Why Buy a 1-Day Moto GP Pass?
- The 1-day pass gives you access to the Moto GP race on Sunday, which is the weekend's main event.
- The 1-day pass is a great way to experience the excitement of Moto GP and make memories that will last a lifetime.
Moto Grand Prix 2023 Teams
Repsol Honda
World Championships: 27
Pole Positions: 6
Previous Position: 2nd
- Team Name: Repsol Honda Team
- Base: Madrid, Spain
- F1 Entry: 1999
- Fastest Laps: 1
Team Chief: Alberto Puig
Technical Chief: Takeo Yokoyama
Chassis: Honda RC213V
Power Unit: Honda
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP
World Championships: 7
Pole Positions: 1
Previous Position: 4th
- Team Name: Monster Energy Yamaha
- Base: Iwata, Japan
- F1 Entry: 2002
- Fastest Laps: 4
Team Chief: Massimo Meregalli
Technical Chief: Silvano Galbusera
Chassis: Yamaha YZR-M1
Power Unit: Yamaha
Ducati Lenovo Team
World Championships: 17
Pole Positions: 5
Previous Position: 3rd
- Team Name: Ducati Lenovo
- Base: Bologna, Italy
- F1 Entry: 2021
- Fastest Laps: 2
Team Chief: Davide Tardozzi
Technical Chief: Gigi Dall'Igna
Chassis: Ducati Desmosedici GP
Power Unit: Ducati
RNF MotoGP Team
World Championships: 0
Pole Positions: 0
Previous Position: NR
- Team name: RNF MotoGP Team
- Base: Razlan Razali
- F1 Entry: 2023
- Fastest Laps: 0
Team Chief: Razlan Razali
Technical Chief: Wilco Zeelenberg
Chassis: Aprilia RS-GP
Power Unit: Aprilia
Moto Grand Prix 2023 Drivers
Moto Grand Prix 2023 Schedule
Dates
Grand Prix
Track
1
10-12 November
Malaysian
Sepang Circuit
Frequently Asked Questions About Moto GP 2023
What is Moto GP?
Moto GP is the premier motorcycle racing championship in the world. It is a thrilling and exciting sport that features the best riders in the world competing on some of the most challenging tracks. The Moto GP was founded in 1949 and has been held yearly.
When is Moto GP 2023?
The Moto GP 2023 will be held from March 26 to November 26, 2023. The season will end in Valencia, Spain. There will be 21 races in total, including the Malaysia Moto GP, which will be held on 12th November, 2023.
How do I purchase tickets for the Moto GP 2023?
Tickets for the Moto GP can be purchased online through the official event website or authorized ticketing platforms. Book a Moto GP Malaysia 1-Day or 2-Day pass through Headout to enjoy a hassle-free experience.
What's included in my Moto GP tickets?
Depending on the ticket type- 1-Day Pass or 2-Day Pass, you might also get access to specific grandstands, pit areas, or other premium experiences.
The 2-day pass gives you access to all the racing on Saturday and Sunday. The 2-day pass allows you to experience the entire weekend of Moto GP, including the qualifying, free practice, and race.
The 1-Day pass gives you access to the Moto GP race on Sunday, the weekend's main event. The 1-day pass is a great way to experience the excitement of Moto GP and make memories that will last a lifetime.
How much are the tickets for the Moto GP 2023?
The 2-Day pass for Moto GP Malaysia will cost MYR 9108.2 on Headout. At the same time, a 1-Day pass for Moto GP Malaysia will cost around MYR 7855.8.
What happens on a typical Moto GP weekend?
A typical Moto GP weekend consists of three days of racing:
Friday: Free practice and qualifying for all three classes.
Saturday: Qualifying for the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, and the Moto GP sprint race.
Sunday: The Moto3 and Moto2 races, and the Moto GP race.
What is the Sprint Weekend in Moto GP 2023?
In 2023, Moto GP introduced sprint races at all Grands Prix. The sprint races were held on Saturday afternoons at 15:00 and were approximately half the length of the main race. Points were awarded to the top nine finishers on a 12-9-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis, similar to the Superpole races in the Superbike World Championship. The grids for both the sprint race and the main race were set by qualifying, which retained its Q1-Q2 format. There was also one less practice session and warm-up session. Sprint race wins were not considered as regular Grands Prix wins and instead had their own "Sprint race wins" statistic.
What are the different types of Moto GP tickets?
There are several different types of Moto GP Malaysia tickets available, including:
General admission: These tickets allow you to stand in the general admission areas.
Grandstand: These tickets allow you to sit in one of the grandstands.
VIP: These tickets include access to a VIP area with food, drinks, and other amenities.
Hospitality: These tickets include access to a hospitality suite with food, drinks, and other amenities.
Which are the best seats to watch the MotoGP?
The best seats for the Moto GP are in the grandstands closest to the track. These seats will give you the best view of the action and allow you to see the riders up close. However, these seats are also the most expensive. You can also find good seats on a budget in the general admission areas.
What should I wear to the event?
Wear comfortable clothing and footwear as you walk around the circuit. Consider bringing sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay protected from the sun.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to the circuit?
Outside food and beverages might not be allowed in the circuit. However, plenty of food stalls and vendors usually offer various options.
Are there activities for families and children?
Yes, Moto GP Malaysia usually offers family-friendly zones and activities for children. Check the official website for details on family-oriented entertainment.
What are the prohibited items at the Moto GP 2023?
The following items are prohibited at the Moto GP Malaysia 2023: Alcohol, Fireworks, Laser pointers, Weapons, Glass bottles, Animals, and Professional cameras (only point-and-shoot cameras are allowed).