Kymiring

Will Finland’s KymiRing ever host a MotoGP race?

MotoGP have confirmed that the Grand Prix of Finland will not take place this season due to homologation.

The Le Mans meeting of the Safety Commission saw MotoGP riders discuss a range of issues, including the sport’s return to Finland, contracts and pay.

MotoE set to make its debut at Mugello, featuring the fastest top speeds of the MotoGP season, and Finland's KymiRing for the 2022 season.

Finland's KymiRing won't make its MotoGP race debut this season, Austria to host back-to-back events.

MotoGP has announced its first complete cancellations due to the coronavirus with the Dutch, German and Finnish rounds being removed from the 2020 calendar.

MotoGP's return to Finland this season has been postponed, according to the event organisers.

- Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta says his new target for the 2020 MotoGP season is a minimum of 10 rounds but wants to put on as many as possible.

For the first time since 1982, MotoGP is returning to Finland to race at the purpose-built KymiRing in the latest expansion to the sport’s horizons as organisers look to old and new destinations.

With 2020 acting as continuity over reformation following on from last year, a number of small but key adjustments will come in for the new MotoGP season. Here’s what to keep an eye out for in 2020. Sporting and Technical rules:

Kimi Raikkonen says Formula 1 would head to Finland instantly “if somebody puts the money down” to cover the cost of hosting the sport, following the construction of the new KymiRing circuit.

Following the announcement of the provisional 2020 MotoGP race calendar, the Czech Republic round at Brno and the Finnish round at the new KymiRing both remain unconfirmed leaving the door open for a replacement round with Portimao ready to step in.

MotoGP has confirmed the provisional race calendar for the 2020 season with the addition of the new Finnish round at KymiRing.

MotoGP is set to complete a two-day test at the newly constructed KymiRing as preparations for the new Finland round ramp up.

MotoGP riders Marc Marquez, Danilo Petrucci and Fabio Quartararo all welcome the addition of the KymiRing to the 2020 MotoGP calendar, provided it means less testing.

New circuit KymiRing, set to host the Finnish MotoGP round from 2020, has undergone an inspection by MotoGP and FIM officials in preparation for the two-day test scheduled next month.