Argentina Extends Contract to Host MotoGP for Further Three Years

A new three-year contract will see the Autódromo Termas de Rio Hondo, in the province of Santiago del Estero, Argentina continue to host MotoGP in 2023, 2024 and 2025.

Termas de Rio Hondo first hosted MotoGP in 2014, creating a new home for the world’s fastest motorcycle racing Championship in Latin America.

The new agreement between Dorna Sports, the Argentinean Ministry of Sport and Tourism, the National Institute of Tourism Promotion in Argentina (Inprotur), and the Government of Santiago del Estero province, as well as the OSD Group as local promoter, confirms the future of one of the most vibrant race weekends on the MotoGP calendar and extends the collaboration beyond the milestone of a decade.

Matías Lammens, Tourism and Sports Minister, "Few provinces reflect the synergy between tourism and sport as Santiago del Estero does. That’s why it fills us with pride to continue hosting MotoGP, an event with international prestige that will also play an important role in the economic redevelopment of the region. I want to congratulate the governor for making tourism and sport key policies. The national government reaffirms our commitment to accompany this venture that generates both employment and local development.”

Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna Sports, added, "The three-year contract renewal for the Grand Prix of Argentina is fantastic news for MotoGP, showing once again the incredible level of interest in our sport across the territory. The impressive crowds who flock to the event, and from many different countries, added to the great feedback from the riders, proves how vital our presence in Argentina and Latin America truly is."

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