MotoGP Cancels Valencia Grand Prix Due to Devastating Floods

The decision comes as Spain faces its worst weather disaster in decades, with recovery efforts taking priority.

MotoGP has announced the cancellation of its season-ending Valencia Grand Prix following catastrophic flooding in eastern Spain.
The floods have resulted in the deaths of at least 205 people, marking Europe's deadliest weather disaster in 50 years.
Organizers decided to cancel the event to avoid diverting resources from the ongoing recovery efforts in the region.
Top MotoGP riders, including Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia, supported the decision to relocate the race.
A new venue and date for the final race, which will likely determine the championship winner, will be announced soon.