MotoGP has broken a new attendance record in 2025

In 2025, MotoGP has broken its own attendance records for the second year in a row. While in 2024 more than three million people – 3,033,250 to be exact – showed up at the circuit gates, there were 500,000 more this year. Thus, the campaign that has just ended recorded a total of 3,660,716 entries across twenty-two events.

In addition to this overall success, numerous events broke their personal attendance records. Races in Argentina, France, and Germany, as well as the Czech, San Marino, and Indonesian Grands Prix, and the Malaysian and Portuguese rounds, all saw record numbers of spectators on site. A total of eight records were broken.

The French Grand Prix alone drew over 300,000 people over the weekend, the first MotoGP event to achieve this feat. Johann Zarco's victory at the Bugatti circuit naturally set a new attendance record for a single race in the sport, a clear indicator of its growing popularity. The arrival of Liberty Media should further boost this momentum.

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The expected attendance at each Grand Prix of the 2025 season:

1) Thailand Grand Prix – 224,634
2) Argentine Grand Prix – 208,979
3) Grand Prix of the Americas – 125,806
4) Qatar Grand Prix – 50,321
5) Spanish Grand Prix – 224,420
6) French Grand Prix – 311,797
7) British Grand Prix – 99,328
8) Aragon Grand Prix – 112,683
9) Italian Grand Prix – 166,074
10) Dutch Grand Prix – 200,104
11) German Grand Prix – 256,441
12) Czech Grand Prix – 219,544
13) Austrian Grand Prix – 117,560
14) Hungarian Grand Prix – 80,105
15) Catalan Grand Prix – 187,086
16) San Marino Grand Prix – 174,821
17) Japanese Grand Prix – 90,096
18) Indonesian Grand Prix – 140,324
19) Australian Grand Prix – 91,245
20) Malaysian Grand Prix – 190,977
21) Portuguese Grand Prix – 183,102
22) Valencia Grand Prix – 205,319

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