FIM publishes provisional 2012 calendar for MotoGP
MotoGP's ruling body, FIM, has revealed another provisional calendar for the 2012 season, with little change from the previous version
The most significant change is the start of the season moving forward by a week, with the Qatar Grand Prix now taking place on 8 April rather than on 15 April as published in the calendar revealed in September.
The Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez has also now been confirmed, the race having appeared as subject to a new contract in the summer version of the calendar.
Sachsenring has been added to the schedule for the German Grand Prix, although the event is still subject to the finalisation of a contract.
Provisional 2012 calendar
8 April Qatar* Doha/Losail 29 April Spain Jerez de la Frontera 6 May Portugal (STC) Estoril 20 May France Le Mans 3 June Catalunya Catalunya 17 June Great Britain Silverstone 30 June Netherlands** Assen 8 July Germany (STC) Sachsenring 15 July Italy Mugello 29 July United States*** Laguna Seca 19 August Indianapolis Indianapolis 26 August Czech Rep. Brno 16 September San Marino Misano 30 September Aragon Motorland 14 October Japan Motegi 21 October Malaysia Sepang 28 October Australia Phillip Island 11 November Valencia Ricardo Tormo * Evening race ** Saturday Race *** Only MotoGP class STC (Subject to the contract) TBC (To be confirmed)
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