Czech Republic GP 2010
The Czech Grand Prix event will now take place in Brno after all, as originally planned, from August 13 to August 15, 2010. The FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) has decided to move the Czech MotoGP at Brno back from August 22, 2010, to its usual date of August 15. This means the race calendar for the season is now final.
Czech Republic GP 2010
Date: 30/09/2026
The Brno circuit hosting the Czech Grand Prix is one of the most popular with both riders and spectators, as it guarantees plenty of variety. The circuit was built shortly after the end of the Second World War and modernized in the 1980s. As part of this modernization, the Brno circuit was shortened: it is now 5,403 meters long. Grand Prix races were held in Brno even before the Second World War: world-famous riders were already competing there in the 1930s.
Czech Republic Grand Prix 2010: Excitement guaranteed
As every year, large crowds are expected at the 2010 Czech Grand Prix. The race is known for its fantastic atmosphere, and the varied layout always guarantees excitement. The Brno circuit hosting the Czech Grand Prix features six left-hand and eight right-hand turns. Although it is still relatively long compared with other MotoGP circuits, even after being shortened, its longest straight is only about 600 meters long—a testament to the varied and diverse nature of the Brno circuit. Spectators and riders alike will get their money’s worth at the Czech Grand Prix, from start to finish.
The history of the Czech Grand Prix is full of crashes involving favorites, wins by outsiders, and all kinds of surprises. And spectators and riders can be sure that an exciting race awaits them in the Czech Republic in 2010, too.
