Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta has responded to questions about the Kazakh♛stan round eventually being cancell🌠ed.

The 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2024 MotoGP calendar ha🐟s already been reduced from𝓰 22 rounds, as initially announced, to 21.

Argentina, due to be the third round of the season on April 5-7, hasꦛ been wiped off the schedule due to the nation’s government’s cost-cutting.

But there i♍s also concern over Kazakhstan, the𒆙 host country of the planned eighth round on June 16.

It is still subject to a contract and homologatiꦕon. Last year, the Kazakhstan round was cancelled.

🃏Ezpeleta was asked if he expects the MotoGP season to go ahead with 21 rounds in✤cluding Kazakhstan.

“I hope so,” he told .

“But that cannot say everything.

“At th🔯e moment, there is no pಞroblem in the near future.

“Argentina [was cancelled] because we were not sure that we could do it in conditions that would allow us to be in Austin the followi🌜ng Sunday.

“The promoter was not able to guarantee the services 🌳that could be provided due to the s🧸ituation there, and this is what we thought.

“The rest is still there.

ꦯ“I don't think that if anyt🐬hing were cancelled we would replace it.

“One of the reasons we have 22 is b𝔍ecause we believe that a long phase of the season must be covered with races.

“That allows you to have 21, and we are fine.

“We have always🧔 sa📖id that more than 22 does not seem [right] to us.

“I don't see any problem with anything else.”

The official reserve location 💝for the 2024 MotoGP season is Hungary, but that now seems unlikely to host any action.