A relatively new addition to MotoGP, this circuit in Buriram offers a mix of long straights and tight corners, encouraging plenty of overtaking. The hot and humid conditions challenge both riders' endurance and machine reliability, making it a tough race.
The Thailand MotoGP Grand Prix at Buriram’s Chang International Circuit delivers fast, competitive racing with a mix of long straights and technical sections. The track might look simple at first glance, but once the bikes are on it, the challenge becomes clear. The combination of high-speed sections and tricky corners creates plenty of overtaking opportunities, making every race unpredictable.
The racing at Buriram is always close, with battles throughout the field and last-lap fights often deciding the result. The long straights allow for slipstreaming duels, while the tighter sections test the riders’ skill and control.
MotoGP at Buriram is not just about the racing. The event attracts many fans, creating a lively atmosphere around the circuit. Beyond the track, there are local markets, cultural sites, and great food to enjoy, making for a well-rounded race weekend. Secure your tickets now and experience the action firsthand!
The grandstands at Chang International Circuit offer a variety of vantage points to experience the action.
The Main Grandstand, positioned along the start/finish straight, is the prime location to witness the race start and podium celebrations, providing fans with a direct view of the most crucial moments. The Marquez Grandstand, situated near the circuit’s final corner, delivers excellent views of the straight leading into the turn, making it a great spot for high-speed action.
For those seeking diverse perspectives, Sidestand Grandstand tickets grant access to multiple designated areas around the track. These grandstands are strategically positioned along the straight between Turns 1 and 2, beyond Turn 3 and near the approach to the final corner.
Please note that classic General Admission tickets are not available.
The Sidestand Grandstands tickets allow entry to various designated sections around the track. These stands are positioned along the straight stretch… more information
The Yamaha Grandstand is located between turns 9 and 10, providing an excellent view of the riders as they tackle these tricky corners. From this… more information
The Chantra Grandstand is situated near the final corner of the circuit, providing excellent views of the straight that leads into the turn. Note… more information
The Marquez Grandstand is situated near the final corner of the circuit, providing excellent views of the straight that leads into the turn. Note… more information
The Quartararo Grandstand is situated near the final corner of the circuit, providing excellent views of the straight that leads into the turn. Note… more information
The Main Grandstand sits right in front of the Start/Finish line and Main Straight, offering a prime spot to watch riders hit top speeds as they push… more information
The Thailand MotoGP brings the excitement of MotoGP to Buriram’s Chang International Circuit, offering three days of intense racing on a track that combines long straights with challenging corners.
| FRIDAY | ||
| Moto3 | Free Practice Nr. 1 | 9:00-9:30 AM |
| Moto2 | Free Practice Nr. 1 | 9:50-10:30 AM |
| MotoGP | Free Practice Nr. 1 | 10:45-11:30 AM |
| Moto3 | Practice | 13:15-13:50 PM |
| Moto2 | Practice | 14:05-14:45 PM |
| MotoGP | Practice | 15:00-16:00 PM |
| SATURDAY | ||
| Moto3 | Free Practice Nr. 2 | 8:40-9:10 AM |
| Moto2 | Free Practice Nr. 2 | 9:25-9:55 AM |
| MotoGP | Free Practice Nr. 2 | 10:10-10:40 AM |
| MotoGP | Qualifying 1 | 10:50-11:05 AM |
| MotoGP | Qualifying 2 | 11:15-11:30 AM |
| Moto3 | Qualifying 1 | 12:50-13:05 PM |
| Moto3 | Qualifying 2 | 13:15-13:30 PM |
| Moto2 | Qualifying 1 | 13:45-14:00 PM |
| Moto2 | Qualifying 2 | 14:10-14:25 PM |
| MotoGP | Sprint Race (13 laps) | 15:00 PM |
| SUNDAY | ||
| MotoGP | Warm Up | 10:40-10:50 AM |
| MotoGP | Rider Fan Parade | 11:00-11:40 AM |
| Moto3 | Race (19 Laps) | 12:00 AM |
| Moto2 | Race (22 Laps) | 13:15 PM |
| MotoGP | Race (26 Laps) | 15:00 PM |
Reaching Buriram’s Chang International Circuit for the Thailand MotoGP Grand Prix is straightforward, with various transport options available to ensure smooth access to the venue.
A dedicated shuttle service runs between key locations and the circuit, providing a convenient and efficient way for fans to avoid traffic congestion. Shuttle routes, schedules, and pick-up points are available in advance, allowing visitors to plan their journey accordingly.
For those driving to the event, on-site parking areas are designated for both cars and motorcycles. Given the large crowds attending the race weekend, arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.
Public transport is another option, with buses, taxis, and trains available to Buriram. From the city, local transport services provide easy access to the circuit, making it possible for visitors to reach the venue without the need for personal vehicles.
Before heading to Buriram’s Chang International Circuit for the Thailand MotoGP, it’s important to check the list of permitted and restricted items to ensure a hassle-free entry and avoid any delays at security checkpoints.
Allowed items
Prohibited items
The Chang International Circuit in Buriram features a parking system for both cars and motorcycles, ensuring smooth access for large crowds attending major events like MotoGP.
Car parking is primarily located near Gate 1, close to the Buriram United Football Stadium, also known as Thunder Castle Stadium. This area offers convenient access for general spectators.
Motorcycle parking is available near Gate 2, just outside Turn 1. Given the popularity of motorcycle racing events at the circuit, this area is designed to accommodate a high volume of motorbikes while ensuring efficient traffic flow.
The official Buriram MotoGP Campsite offers a dedicated space for fans attending the event. Accommodation options include tents, cabins, and bungalows, providing a range of choices for visitors. Availability may be limited, so checking in advance is recommended.
Khao Yai National Park, located about two hours from Buriram, provides a scenic alternative with camping areas equipped with basic amenities such as restrooms and water stations. This option is ideal for those looking for a more natural setting.
Local camping grounds and farm stays may also be available during the MotoGP weekend. Some landowners open their properties to visitors, so checking local forums or making inquiries in the area can help uncover additional options.
Booking in advance is strongly recommended, as campsites tend to fill up quickly for the MotoGP weekend.
Chang International Circuit, also known as Buriram International Circuit, is Thailand’s leading motorsport venue. Located in Buriram, approximately 400 km northeast of Bangkok, the circuit opened in 2014 and has since become a major destination for international racing. Designed by Hermann Tilke, it meets FIA Grade 1 and FIM Grade A standards.
The track has a length of 4.554 km with 12 corners and a longest straight of one kilometre. It provides a mix of high-speed sections and technical turns, creating a challenge for both riders and teams.
MotoGP made its debut at Chang International Circuit in 2018, marking Thailand’s first-ever Grand Prix. The race quickly gained popularity, attracting massive crowds and delivering intense battles. The inaugural event saw Marc Márquez claim victory after a thrilling duel with Andrea Dovizioso.
Beyond MotoGP, the circuit has hosted various international and regional racing series, including the Superbike World Championship.
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