Quiz: Can you name these MotoGP circuits?

Crash.net's latest weekend quiz tests your knowledge of MotoGP circuits, past and present.

You'll be shown eight pictures and simply asked to identify the track where they were taken.

Quiz: Can you name these MotoGP circuits?

Crash.net's latest weekend quiz tests your knowledge of MotoGP circuits, past and present.

You'll be shown eight pictures and simply asked to identify the track where they were taken.

To play our latest quiz, 'Guess the MotoGP circuit', simply click below:

 

 

 

Crash.net has put together a series of MotoGP quizzes to help pass the time while awaiting the start of the 2020 season, click on the title below to play the others:

Quiz: Guess the MotoGP bike

Quiz: How well do you know the Argentina MotoGP?

Quiz: Name the riders with the most MotoGP wins

Quiz: Connect the MotoGP track to the country

Quiz: Which MotoGP rider are you?

Quiz: Name each of the MotoGP riders from the clues

After a series of postponements and cancellations, Dorna has announced that a proposal will be made to the Spanish Government to start the 2020 MotoGP season with two 'closed-door' races at Jerez, on July 19 and 24.

The sport is then aiming to hold around 10-12 races in Europe - again with two conescutive races likely at most venues, followed by a WorldSBK event - with any overseas rounds this year seen as a bonus...

Latest 2020 MotoGP Calendar (including free weekends)

Round

Date

Race

Circuit

 

8 March

Qatar (MotoGP cancelled)

Losail

 

17 May

France (postponed)

Le Mans

 

31 May

Italy (postponed)

Mugello

 

7 June

Catalunya (postponed)

Barcelona

 

21 June

Germany (cancelled)

Sachsenring

 

28 June

Netherlands (cancelled)

Assen

 

12 July

Finland (cancelled)

KymiRing

1

19 July

Spain (proposed)

Jerez (rescheduled)

2

26 July

Andalusia (proposed)

Jerez

 

2 August

 

 

3

9 August

Czech Republic

Brno

4

16 August

Austria

Red Bull Ring

 

23 August

  

5

30 August

Great Britain

Silverstone

 

6 September

  

6

13 September

San Marino

Misano

 

20 September

  

7

27 September

Aragon

Aragon (rescheduled)

8

4 October

Thailand

Buriram (rescheduled)

 

11 October

  

9

18 October

Japan

Motegi

10

25 October

Australia

Phillip Island

11

1 November

Malaysia

Sepang

 

8 November

  

12

15 November

Americas

COTA (rescheduled)

13

22 November

Argentina

Termas de Rio Hondo (rescheduled)

14

29 November

Valencia

Ricardo Tormo (rescheduled)

November seen as cut-off for European races

 

6 December

 

 

 

13 December

 

Mid-December seen as cut-off for races outside Europe

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