The Finnish Grand Prix, which was to be held on July 10, just before the holiday period, has been postponed to 2023, as confirmed today by Dorna Sports, the organizing company of the motorcycle world championship.
The International Motorcycling Federation (FIM), the International Teams Association (IRTA) and Dorna Sports indicate in a statement that they have been forced to announce changes to the calendar of the 2022 FIM MotoGP World Championship due to the geopolitical situation.
"The homologation works on the KymiRing circuit, together with the risks caused by the current geopolitical situation in the region, have sadly forced the cancellation of the 2022 Finnish Grand Prix," says the note made public by the championship organizers.
"The current circumstances have created delays and jeopardized the ongoing works on the new circuit. Therefore, all parties have agreed that the track's debut should be postponed to 2023, when MotoGP hopes to be able to return to Finland for the first time. time in four decades," the note continues.
Therefore, the final calendar of the 2022 FIM MotoGP World Championship is expected to be set at 20 races.
