After a first salvo of five hectic Grands Prix, the MotoGP calendar will return to Misano for a series of 6 races in just over 7 weeks!
The Italian circuit will be the occasion for several new features. First of all, some of the permanent journalists moved heaven and earth to re-enter the paddock, or at least the press room, and should therefore be present on the Adriatic coast on September 13. For our part, we will make do with telephones and videoconferencing software.
More importantly, part of the public, around 10 people, will occupy the stands and we receive a lot of questions on this subject from enthusiasts who have already purchased their tickets.
On this subject, the organizer's policy seems clear: your tickets are still valid provided you have purchased them before July 31 and, for health reasons, “associate your data with tickets” by following this link.
If, on the other hand, you cannot go to Misano, it seems much more complicated because, unlike the tickets for the canceled Superbike round, no refund will be made and, at best, you will have to argue very seriously on a case-by-case basis to hope get tickets for the 2021 edition.
Furthermore, if despite the current context you wish to go see one of the two Grands Prix which will take place on the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, there are still tickets for sale which will give you access to one of the 17 stands (social distancing required) from one of the 19 car parks under the surveillance of 700 guards…
We remind you that the traditional invasion of the track will not be authorized this year. Below, the dismantled seats in the stands.
