Austria’s Red Bull Ring will remain on the MotoGP calenꦺdar until at least 2030 after sigꦅning a five-year contract extension.

The Austrian GP returned to the MotoGP calendar in 2016, being voted the Best Grand Prix by th🧜e teams in 2016 and 2019ꦗ.

"Anyone who ꧋loves motorsport loves MotoGP,” said Mark Mateschitz, owner o🌌f the Red Bull Ring. “It embodies racing in its purest form.

“When the best riders in the world go head-to-head and there ar✱e multi൲ple changes of position in a single lap, nobody can stay in their seats.

“Once yo🔥u’ve experienced the enthusiasm of the fans here at the Red Bull Ring, you can’t get enough of it.

“I am delighted that we have been able to secure🦂 this great eve𓂃nt for the spectators with a long-term commitment to Austria and to the Steiermark in particular."

Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of MotoGP rights hol🍰der Dorna Sports, added: "We’re very happy to announce that the Austrian Grand Prix will be on the calendar until 2030.

“N🅷ot only is it one of the world’s most beautiful racetracks, it also delivers an incredible weekend for fan𒀰s with fantastic facilities, great entertainment events, and spectacular racing.

“The Red Bull Ring has 𝕴staged some of our most iconic modern moments since the track returned to the calendar.

"As the home track for KTM and part of Red Bull’s incredible co🌜mmitment to motorsport, it’s also an important venue for many of our stakeholders and Austrian motorsport as a whole.

“We’re very happy to announce that we’ll beℱ returning until 2030 and look forward to many moꦛre years working together."