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Italy and Catalonia Awards join the list of postponed races



     The start of the new season of the MotoGP category at the MotoGP World Championship was postponed until at least 21 June, after the postponement of the Italy and Catalonia awards, due to the outbreak of the Corona virus.


The tournament was scheduled to start on the eighth of March with the Qatar Grand Prix, but Lusail Circuit only embraced the Moto 2 and Moto 3 races after the International Motorcycle Federation decided to cancel the first category race due to the "Covid-19" virus and the restrictions that he had started to impose. In time, on the movement of travel.


With the outbreak of the epidemic, the races of Thailand, the United States, Argentina, Spain and France were postponed, before joining the postponement list the Italian and Catalan races that were scheduled for May 31 and the seventh of June, respectively, without setting a new date for them.


"Because the situation (virus outbreak) is still in continuous development, it is not possible to confirm the new dates for these two awards, and for the recently postponed France and Spain awards, so that it becomes clearer," Dorna Sports, the owner of MotoGP rights, said in a statement on Tuesday. When can these events take place? "
"A revised calendar will be published as soon as possible."


After the Italian and Catalan awards were postponed, the tentative new date for the MotoGP Championship kicking off on June 21 from Germany's Sachsenring circuit has become .

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