Liberty Media prepares to axe yet another beloved circuit after Phillip Island controversy

After the shocking announcement that fan-favourite circuit Phillip Island would be removed from the calendar in favour of an Adelaide street circuit, it seems that Liberty now have a second track in their sights for removal.

MotorLand in Aragon, which was added to the calendar back in 2010, is one of the ideal circuits for motorbike racing and has given us some spectacular moments including Bagnaia's first premier class win and Marquez's 2024 comeback victory.

Even despite being on the calendar for just 16 years, far fewer than Phillip Island, the track has already contributed its fair share to MotoGP history.

For riders, it also represents one of the more interesting tracks to ride, with a huge variety of tight and wide corners, a long back straight and plenty of technical sections and chicanes.

In a report from Gazzetta dello Sport, the objective behind the change has been detailed, though it's not something that most MotoGP fans will be happy about:

In addition to this, it is also reported that Liberty are looking to change the final round of the season from it's 20-year home in Valencia. This would represent a significant departure from the current calendar, which currently hosts a total of four races in Spain and is one of the most popular sports in the country.