2026 MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix to be held at Motegi from Oct 2-4! New viewing seats and limited 10-seat premium hospitality also available. Tickets go on sale May 10 (Sun) at 11:00 AM.

The "Japanese Grand Prix," the world's top road race MotoGP, will be held again this year for three days from Friday, October 2, 2026, to Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Mobility Resort Motegi in Tochigi Prefecture.
Motegi has also decided to continue hosting the event until 2030. In conjunction with this, new spectator seats and accommodation areas have been established, including the limited 10-seat "GP Suite" and the "Victory Corner Deck" with its own lawn area. Furthermore, enhanced venue access through collaboration with the "Haga Utsunomiya LRT (Light Line)" has created an environment where visitors can enjoy the race even more.

Sales for various tickets will begin on Sunday, May 10, 2026, at 11:00 AM. Tickets can be purchased through the official online shop and the ticketing site "Asoview!".

New Viewing Seats to Watch For! Limited 10-Seat International Standard Premium Hospitality Seats Also Available

Mobility Resort Motegi is an international circuit known to many riders, having been selected as the venue for the "Japanese GP" since 2004, for over 20 years. In the 2025 event, 90,000 people attended over three days, with many fans coming to experience the only chance to watch top-class road racing in Japan.

With the decision to host the Japanese GP at Motegi until 2030, significant updates to spectator seats and accommodation areas are noteworthy starting from the 2026 season. The newly established areas are the "Victory Corner Deck (final section)," "T5 Deck (Turn Five)," and "Green Campsite." The decks offer excellent views of the course through dedicated lawn areas, and the campsite provides functional plots that allow vehicle access.

In addition, a new international standard premium hospitality, "GP Suite," has been introduced in the hospitality area. The luxurious interior features a large screen for sophisticated indoor viewing, and offers access to grid walks, award ceremonies, and service roads for all classes. However, these are limited to 10 seats and represent a special area for the ultimate race experience.

The Japanese GP will be held again this year at "Mobility Resort Motegi." Ticket sales start May 10!

Spectator numbers have been on the rise, with 80,000 attending in 2024 and 90,000 in 2025, showing great enthusiasm.

[Group Seats] Victory Corner Deck (3-Day Pass, Tax Included)

Enjoy a dedicated lawn area along with an open group-exclusive deck overlooking Victory Corner. Get a panoramic view of the machines' dramatic change from high-speed sections to technical turns. A new large screen allows for real-time tracking of the race, enabling you to fully enjoy the world's top-tier competition. Groups of up to 5 people, starting from ¥230,000.

Victory Corner Deck

[Group Seats] T5 Deck (3-Day Pass, Tax Included)

A group deck that offers a direct view of the sharp entry into Turn 5. Dedicated parking is adjacent, allowing for tent setup. The surrounding exclusive lawn area is a deck-only space, providing an open environment to enjoy the power of the approaching machines and track the race in real-time on the large screen. Groups of up to 6 people, ¥450,000.

T5 Deck

Green Campsite (3-Day Pass, Tax Included)

Spacious and functional auto-camping area with ample plots allowing direct vehicle access. Water and toilet facilities are located nearby, allowing you to enjoy the Grand Prix atmosphere outdoors from morning till night. A separate spectator ticket is required. Price is ¥45,000.

Green Campsite

International Standard Premium Hospitality "GP Suite"

The ultimate hospitality area for MotoGP, befitting the world's top stage. The luxurious interior, furnished with high-class furniture, features a new large screen for sophisticated indoor viewing. It also includes access to grid walks, award ceremonies, and service roads for all classes, offering an experiential premium seat that allows you to feel the race's excitement firsthand. Breakfast, lunch, and light meals are provided over the three days, promising an exquisite experience for guests. Limited to 10 seats, priced at ¥620,000.

GP Suite

Park Passport Added to All Spectator Tickets! Enjoy Everything the Park Has to Offer

Of course, spectator tickets for general visitors to casually enjoy the race will also be available as usual, and they come with a welcome update. All spectator tickets include a "Park Passport," allowing free use of park attractions every day. This also applies to the "16-23 ZERO Yen Pass" for young people to watch for free as part of next-generation fan development, enabling visitors to experience everything Mobility Resort Motegi has to offer, not just the race. Additionally, a special large screen has been installed at the "G Seat" area. All reserved seats will now be equipped with large screens, allowing all reserved seat purchasers to view exciting moments on a big screen.

Advance Spectator Tickets: Reserved Seat Information

Seating Map

New Transportation Access Established! Avoid Traffic Jams with the "Haga Utsunomiya LRT"

During race week, which attracts a large number of visitors every year, traffic volume on nearby roads increases, causing congestion. Therefore, starting in 2026, Mobility Resort Motegi has announced enhanced connections with the "Haga Utsunomiya LRT (Light Line)," which operates from the east exit of JR Utsunomiya Station. This system connects the streetcar (tram) running through Utsunomiya City with shuttle buses to the circuit, minimizing the impact of traffic jams. It will also make movement within the large venue extremely smooth.

This collaboration, which can be utilized by the increasing number of inbound international visitors and younger attendees without private cars, will allow for a greater number of visitors than ever before. It also improves access to accommodation facilities and tourist spots in the surrounding areas, allowing visitors to enjoy the region as a whole.

The Haga Utsunomiya LRT (Light Line). It smoothly passes through Utsunomiya City and connects to buses.

This collaboration significantly improves rail access, taking approximately 70 minutes from Utsunomiya Station to Motegi.

For Ticket Details, Visit the Mobility Resort Motegi "Japanese GP" Special Page

Mobility Resort Motegi: MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix: https://www.mr-motegi.jp/motogp/