MotoGP extends Silverstone contract to 2028, boosting local economy
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 8, 2026, 5:45 AM
Last updated Aug 8, 2026
Silverstone has signed a new deal to host MotoGP until 2028, as announced before the British Grand Prix weekend. Circuit CEO Stuart Pringle expressed satisfaction with the agreement, citing its potential to boost local and national economies. The extension is expected to generate more revenue and support jobs in the area, alongside drawing in large crowds for upcoming events. Additional community police patrols will be in place during the race weekend to ensure a safe environment for attendees.
- •New MotoGP deal lasts until 2028 at Silverstone
- •Event expected to positively impact local economy
- •Supporting more jobs in Northamptonshire region
- •Enhanced police presence for British Grand Prix weekend
- •Silverstone aims to attract more motorsport fans
- 5:45 AMYahoo Sports — New MotoGP contract 'great news' for economy
"The newly-signed deal will see more money being spent in the county and beyond, says track boss.
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