MotoGP — Grand Prix of Czechia
The Grand Prix of Czechia is the peak of the Masaryk Circuit season — three days of bikes, noise and an atmosphere television never captures. GRID Hotel stands inside the complex, so it is a few minutes on foot from your room to the grandstand.
Why watch MotoGP from GRID Hotel
The hotel stands inside the Brno Circuit complex. On a race weekend that means one thing: you leave your room, walk through the gate and you are trackside. No morning queues on the approach roads, no hunting for a parking space, no rush for the last bus. And when the race is over you are back in your room before the place has emptied.
The hotel is small and Grand Prix weekends sell out far in advance. Book as early as you can — and if we are full, join the waiting list, where released rooms are offered first.
What happens at the Masaryk Circuit
The Grand Prix of Czechia is a round of the road racing world championship. The weekend runs over three days: practice on Friday, qualifying and the sprint on Saturday, the main races of every class on Sunday. The exact programme, entry lists and session times are always on the official Grand Prix website.
The most recent edition had a home flavour: in 2026 Marc Márquez won the MotoGP race in Brno, and Czech rider Filip Salač made it onto the podium.
The track in numbers
- length 5,403.19 m, width 15 m
- 14 corners — 6 left and 8 right
- 13 straights, the longest 636.56 m
- elevation: up to 7.5% climbing over 917 metres, 5% descent over 410 metres
- lap record 1:54.596
For the longer story of the track — from a twenty-nine-kilometre road circuit to today's layout — see our page on the Masaryk Circuit.
Where to sit: grandstands and natural stands
Covered T3 is the most popular seated stand — shelter from sun and rain, with a view of the grid, the pit boxes and the podium. T5 faces the pit lane, so you follow both the track and the teams at work. T2 sits at start and finish looking into turn one. T1, T4 and T6 face the stadium section.
Among the natural stands, C is the favourite — four stadium corners in a single view. B overlooks the heavy braking into turn five. D and E belong to the Schwantz corner at the lowest point of the track, F offers stone steps facing the two corners before the final climb, and G follows the whole climb up to the finishing straight.
Tickets
- Tickets are sold only through the official ticket shop.
- Visitors of the previous edition get a loyalty pre-sale — you need the ticket number under the QR code.
- The limit is 4 tickets per person.
- Children under 6 enter free; juniors up to 14 have their own tickets for stands T2, T4 and T6.
The ticket price list changes every year — always check prices and conditions on the official site.
Practical information
Travel, parking, catering and entry rules are summed up in the visitor section. GRID Hotel guests park free inside the complex and have breakfast before the gates open to the public. Reception is staffed around the clock and will tell you which gate is closest to your stand.
Where to arrange it
- vstupenky.motogpczechia.com — Grand Prix tickets
- motogpczechia.com — programme, news, visitor information
- automotodrombrno.cz — the circuit operator and the rest of the racing season
- Book a stay at GRID Hotel — accommodation inside the complex
Sources: the official Grand Prix and circuit websites. Dates, prices and the programme may change — the official sites always take precedence.
What to try next
Public track days
Your own car or bike on the Masaryk Circuit. Twenty-five minutes on the track where MotoGP races — with the hotel a few dozen metres from registration.
Find out more → 4.2Go-karts & pit bikes
A proper kart on a 423-metre track a stone's throw from the Grand Prix circuit. No booking, no waiting for a date — the ideal filler between other experiences.
Find out more → 4.3Riding school at the Masaryk Circuit
Six courses, from beginners to wheelie training. Practice on the skid pad, then 5.4 km of asphalt praised by MotoGP riders — with instructors who send you home a better rider.
Find out more →