HAPPY WATCH & DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE This is the Mandalika Circuit Design The MotoGP promoter delegation, including the CEO of Dorna Sports, apparently visited Lombok a few days ago to see first hand the location of the street circuit in Mandalika, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Based on information obtained by Motorsport.com, the construction project will be carried out by a French company engaged in the Concession and Construction sector, namely VINCI Construction Grands Projets. An area of 131 hectares is even prepared to build a street circuit complex, along with an investment of 1 billion US dollars or the equivalent of 14.5 trillion rupiah. If all the requirements can be met by the Government, then the fans' long wait to watch the MotoGP racers in action will finally come true As is well known, Indonesia is the largest market for Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki and Ducati manufacturers "Maybe there is a street circuit in MotoGP.
There is a solid project in a tropical city. "In theory, the circuit will be in urban areas and the paddock will be closed, integrated in the exhibition center," said Ezpeleta. "During the Grand Prix event it will be used for racing and the rest for other things," added the Spaniard. said Ezpeleta Finland and Mexico are also eyeing the MotoGP calendar slot. However, the two countries did not enter in 2019, bringing the number of races to remain 19 “Until 2021, we definitely won't hold more than 20 Grand Prix in a year.
After that, we will see later, "said Ezpeleta to Motorsport.com “We have a lot of demand for circuits that want to have races.
Those who have a contract will respect them, but from there they have to negotiate, "he said quoted from Motorsport.com In the circuit design layout received by detikSport, it is explained that the Mandalika Circuit will have a length of 4.32 km The circuit has one straight track, which is likely to be the start / finish line.
The circuit will consist of 18 bends. It is not yet known whether the direction of rotation is the same as clockwise or in reverse Some of the MotoGP circuits where the direction of rotation is reversed to the clockwork are Austin, Aragon, and Phillip Island For supporting facilities, the paddock area will have 40 garages for the racing team's operations Meanwhile, the grand stand capacity reaches 93,200 seats. That does not include the 138,700 seating areas and hospitality suites that can accommodate 7,700 spectators.
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