Last Race at Home, Oliveira Bids Farewell to MotoGP Fans as Emotions Rock Final Round at Portimao MotoGP2025
This weekend's Portuguese GP is the 21st round of the MotoGP World Championship. The Autodromo Internacional do Algarve in Portimao will be a special weekend for Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP. Miguel Oliveira will be racing his last MotoGP race at his home Grand Prix, bidding farewell to his fans before moving to World Superbike in 2026. For Oliveira, this race marks the end of a 15-year GP career, the culmination of a long journey from 125cc to Moto3, Moto2, and MotoGP, and the last chance to ride for his home country as a Portuguese rider. For him, Portimao is a circuit with both glorious victories and bitter memories. In 2020, at Portimao, an unusual final race due to COVID-19, Oliveira completely dominated the weekend, taking the second win of his career. However, in the opening round of the 2023 season, he suffered an accident that interrupted his great run of form. On the second lap of the race, he was hit by Marc Marquez, causing him to crash and injure himself. He missed the following round in Argentina, and his season was derailed when he was involved again at Jerez. → Read the full story
Information courtesy of [ Concerned Motorcycle News ].
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