MotoGP Tickets

MotoGP Motorcycle Racing Tickets

Experience the high intensity of Grand Prix motorcycle racing with your MotoGP tickets from TicketSmarter. The Grand Prix is the highest level of motorcycle racing and is governed by the Federation Internationale de Motorcyclisme (FIM), which was established in 1949. MotoGP has been the top division of the sport since 2002 with the 500CC class being the predecessor. The championship levels are broken into 4 groups that include the Moto Grand Prix, Moto 2, and Moto 3. These are the 4-stroke engine classes, while the Moto E is for electric motorcycles.

The most decorated riders include Giacomo Agostini, Valentino Rossi, and Marc Marquez. Agositini is the record holder with 15 championships. In 2019, Rossi became the oldest rider to participate in 400 Grand Prix races at the age of 40. Join race fans to cheer on your favorite riders with your very own MotoGP tickets.

How much are MotoGP tickets?

Racing tickets will have several price levels based on where you sit at the track and on the series that is competing. Formula 1 tickets can easily cost more than $600, while IndyCar and NHRA races will often start at prices as low as $40.

MotoGP Ticket Prices:

Average Price: $202.92 per ticket

Cheap MotoGP Tickets: Tickets start at $103.50

VIP Seating and Pit Passes: VIP MotoGP tickets or pit passes may cost as much as $276.24.

Are there pit passes available?

Some races will offer pit passes which allow you exclusive access. Check the ticket listings and interactive seating chart to see if this option is available for your next race.

When is the next MotoGP race?

The next MotoGP race is scheduled for March 30th, 2025 at 9:00am.

Where is the next MotoGP race?

The next MotoGP will be held at Circuit of the Americas in Austin.

Where is the best place to sit?

That largely depends on personal preference. Some fans choose to sit further up in the stands so they can see more of the track. Others want to be right in the middle of the action with seats near the finish line. Both offer an unforgettable raceday experience.

Are MotoGP races family-friendly?

Racedays are typically long and loud, which makes them a better fit for older kids. Make sure you are prepared with sun protection, ear protection, and plenty of water in case it gets hot at the track.

Will I get a refund if a MotoGP race is postponed or cancelled?

Refunds are typically not issued for postponed races. If the race is cancelled, you should receive further instructions from the venue or organizing body. If you can no longer attend the event, you can list your tickets for resale at the top of the page where it says “Sell Tickets.”