2025 Race Schedule – Your Go‑To Guide for Every Major Motorsports Event

Planning a season of track time, travel or just want to know when the biggest races kick off? We’ve pulled together the full 2025 race calendar for the top series – MotoGP, Formula 1, World Superbike, and a handful of classic British events. Everything you need is right here, so you can set reminders, buy tickets, or line up your streaming plan without hunting through dozens of sites.

Key Series Highlights

MotoGP starts in March with the Qatar Grand Prix at Losail, then heads to a spring sprint in Spain’s Jerez circuit. The summer swing hits Italy’s Mugello and Germany’s Sachsenring before a dramatic finale in Valencia in November. Keep an eye on the new Qatar night race – it’s the first time the series will open the year under floodlights.

Formula 1 rolls out its season on March 9 with the Bahrain Grand Prix. After a traditional European stretch – Spain, Monaco, Azerbaijan – the calendar brings a fresh stop in Las Vegas for the first time since 1982. The British GP returns to Silverstone in July, followed by a late‑season showdown at Abu Dhabi in December.

World Superbike kicks off in April at Phillip Island. The series adds a new round in the United States at Road America, giving American fans a rare home event. The championship wraps up at the historic Assen circuit in the Netherlands in October.

British domestic action also gets a boost. The British Superbike Championship (BSB) opens at Donington Park in April and ends at Brands Hatch in September. Meanwhile, the Isle of Man TT returns for its iconic 12‑day marathon in late May, offering the toughest road‑racing challenge on the calendar.

How to Follow the Action

If you’re not heading to the track, there are plenty of ways to watch. Most of the big series are on live TV via Sky Sports in the UK, while streaming options include F1’s own platform, MotoGP’s Netflix‑style service, and the World Superbike Club’s app. For free fans, local broadcasters often carry highlights on Sunday evenings – perfect for a quick recap.

Ticket buying gets tricky when demand spikes, especially for Monaco and the British GP. Our tip: sign up for official fan club lotteries early and keep an eye on pre‑sale dates. Many circuits also offer day‑pass bundles that let you watch several races in one weekend – a good way to stretch your budget.

Don’t forget the social side. Follow the official series accounts on Twitter and Instagram for real‑time updates, pit‑lane videos, and driver interviews. Hashtags like #F12025 or #MotoGPSeason keep the conversation rolling, and you’ll often spot fan‑generated race predictions that make the pre‑race hype fun.

Finally, plan your travel smart. If you’re chasing multiple races, look for multi‑city flight deals and consider staying in nearby towns rather than city centers – you’ll save money and still be a short bus ride from the circuit.

With the 2025 race schedule in hand, you’re ready to mark your calendar, buy tickets, and set up your viewing plan. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just curious, this season promises plenty of high‑speed drama. Stay tuned to TrackMaster Motorsports for race‑day analysis, driver spotlights, and post‑race breakdowns all year long.