Barcelona to Host MotoGP Finale After Valencia Floods

The final race will take place at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya following severe flooding in Valencia, impacting the championship battle between Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia.

The MotoGP season finale has been moved to Barcelona due to catastrophic floods in Valencia, which left at least 218 people dead.
The race, scheduled for November 15-17, will determine the world champion between Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia, with Martin currently leading by 24 points.
Riders requested a change of venue to honor the victims of the floods, marking Spain's worst natural disaster in recent history.
Despite the relocation, some riders expressed concerns about holding the final race in Spain, given the ongoing impact of the floods.
Barcelona's Circuit de Catalunya, familiar from the earlier Catalunya Grand Prix, will now host the decisive race of the 2024 MotoGP season.