MotoGP Tickets Japan

Japan MotoGP is held on the Twin Ring Motegi. Its name already says something about the racetrack. The accommodation has two racetracks for different race classes. The Motegi circuit hosts two larger bike classes and two smaller ones. The track is not only unique because of the two tracks build in one, but also because of this Japanede venue is carved out if seven mountaintops in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The first track has two unique curves and the second one is a banked oval track. Further more there are several other circuits and combinations further down the hill, used for everything from driver training to kart racing.

The circuit was build in 1997 by Honda, eventually they wanted to bring the IndyCar series to Japan and to increase their knowledge of American open-wheel racing. The road course where the MotoGP is held is 4,8 kilometers long (with the two curves) and the banked oval course is 2,4 kilometers long. Racing on this circuit is really something else. The combinations of straight roads curving into a U-turn and followed up by under passing the oval track are what make this race so exiting. The laps end with fascinating set of corners. First the racers face a difficult down hill braking, accelerating trough another underpass within the oval, ending with a left-right combination before the finish. In this last corner it often happens the positions are changing right before the finish. Always wanted to see a great exceptional MotoGP race in a beautiful country? Visit the Japanese MotoGP at the circuit of Motegi and be amazed. Please check our ticket offers now. Our ordering process is simple, easy and fast. You can pay your tickets by credit card, Paypal, Maestro or bank transfer. GPtickets.com – Your race starts here…

History of the MotoGP of Japan at Twin Ring Motegi
In 2003 Daijiro Kato from Suzuka had fatal accicent during the Japanese MotoGP, because of the accident the race was taken off the calendar pending safety alterations. On the 50th birthday Honda present to itself was already on the calendar, hosting the Pacific GP. Only the name needed to be changed. Sightseeing Honda also has their on museum at the Motegi Circuit. This museum contains incomparable collection of their own machines but also a number of other historic motorcycles acquired over the years. One by one all studied with dedication to learn by the Japanese engineers to have innovative new engine born. Only the museum is already a breath taking moment by itself.