2027 MotoGP Grand Prix of Thailand

• MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3 all race at Buriram. In the 2026 format Friday was practice, Saturday had qualifying and the MotoGP Sprint, and Sunday had the Grand Prix races, with 26 laps for MotoGP.
• The track is 4.554 km with 12 turns and a 1,000 m straight. Two long straights in the first two sectors take the bikes past 320 km/h, then a big braking zone into the final hairpin is where races have been won and lost.
• The circuit holds 100,000 people in total.
• The 850cc bikes run at Buriram a month before the race too: the official MotoGP test there is on 6 and 7 February 2027, after the shakedown and Sepang tests.

Best Way to Experience It

• The stands were sold as three day passes in 2026, so one ticket covered Friday practice through to Sunday's races. The Side Stand and Brand Stand were the cheapest stands and the Grand Stand the most expensive. The full 2026 list is in the cost breakdown.
• The Paddock Pass was a separate add on in 2026, sold for less when bought with a main race ticket.
• MotoGP Premier already lists 2027 packages. Rider B is a Sidestand B ticket for Friday to Sunday with a guided paddock tour. Chicane adds a team garage experience, a rider appearance and a team event to a three day grandstand ticket. The VIP Village passes cover Saturday and Sunday with lounge hospitality, paddock access, a pit lane walk and a rider Q&A.
• Sro Ground, Buriram's walking street, runs from the south end of Romburi Street and closes to vehicles in the evening. A spare day before or after the race fits Prasat Phanom Rung, a Khmer temple on an extinct volcano about 40 km south of Buriram.

Good to Know

• Driving: MotoGP puts Buriram about 400 km northeast of Bangkok, roughly five hours by car. Parking for 2027 is not yet announced by the organiser.
• Public transport: Buriram Airport has flights from Bangkok Don Mueang. Northeastern Line trains from Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal stop at Buriram, and long distance buses run from Bangkok's Mo Chit terminal. A race weekend shuttle to the circuit is not yet announced by the organiser.
• Rideshare and taxis: Grab lists Buriram, with Nang Rong and Prakhon Chai, as a service area. Race weekend drop off and pick up points are to be confirmed.
• Best value route: Without a car there are three ways in from Bangkok: the flight from Don Mueang to Buriram Airport, the train from Krung Thep Aphiwat, or the bus from Mo Chit, then Grab or a hired driver to the circuit.
• Tickets: 2027 tickets go on sale worldwide from 2pm Thai time on 3 November 2026, at the Sports Authority of Thailand's launch. Stand passes were from ฿2,000 (about US$60) in 2026, sold through allticket.com and All Ticket counters in 7-Eleven stores. 2027 prices are not yet announced.
• Where to stay: Buriram hotels fill with teams, organisers and fans. MotoGP's 2026 guide put guesthouses at about ฿500 (about US$15) a night, tourist hotels at about ฿1,000 (about US$30) and business and luxury hotels from ฿4,000 (about US$120).
• Last verified: 19 October 2026
• Official link: https://www.motogp.com/en/event/thailand

• Worried about getting a seat? The Grand Stand, over 10,000 seats, sold out in 3 minutes 12 seconds in 2024, 2 minutes 55 seconds in 2025 and 3 minutes 21 seconds in 2026. The Rider, Side and Brand stands sell alongside it, and MotoGP sells its own tickets and packages internationally through tickets.motogp.com and MotoGP Premier.
• Never been to Buriram? MotoGP's own guide describes it as a rural, traditional area off the main tourist routes, with limited English and a spread out city. Visitors get around town by tuk tuk, rental motorbike, rental car or hired driver.