San Marino MotoGP

One of the most beloved rounds on the MotoGP™ calendar, the Red Bull Grand Prix of San Marino and the Rimini Riviera takes place at the Misano World Circuit "Marco Simoncelli" — a circuit that carries the name of one of the sport's most celebrated and deeply missed heroes. Located just minutes from Italy's famous Adriatic Riviera, this is a race that blends passion, history, and Italian flair in a way that few events in motorsport can match.

Dating back to 1980, the San Marino Grand Prix found its permanent home at Misano in 2007 after a major revamp of the facility. Today it draws up to 60,000 fans per day — many of them the famously vocal Italian tifosi — creating an atmosphere that has to be heard to be believed. The circuit itself is considered one of the most technically demanding on the calendar, with a flowing layout of sweeping corners, fast changes of direction, and key overtaking opportunities that keep the racing intense from lights-out to the chequered flag. September weather on the Rimini Riviera is reliably warm and sunny, and with the beach resorts of Misano Adriatico and Rimini on your doorstep, the whole weekend becomes an Italian holiday you won't forget.

San Marino MotoGP

• Dates: 11th to 13th September
• Location: Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, Misano Adriatico, Italy

Ticket Categories

Grandstand A

Best for: Close-up views of one of the circuit’s key corner complexes Grandstand A puts you firmly in the thick of the action at one of Misano’s important circuit sections. From your fixed, numbered seat you’ll have clear sightlines of the riders as they work through the technical demands of the track — braking hard, carrying speed through the corners and fighting for every tenth. With Italian fans in full voice around you and all three racing classes on track across the weekend, Grandstand A is a reliable, comfortable base for the full three-day experience. Includes: Fixed, numbered grandstand seat Access for all sessions across all three days (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Access to General Admission areas throughout the venue

Grandstand B

Best for: A different viewing angle on the circuit’s key racing action Grandstand B offers a complementary perspective to Grandstand A, placing you at another prime section of the Misano circuit. Whether the racing is heating up through the corners or riders are battling for position on the circuit’s flowing sections, you’ll have an unobstructed view from your fixed seat. The 60,000-strong crowd and the roar of MotoGP™ machinery will make this a sensory experience unlike anything else in motorsport. Includes: Fixed, numbered grandstand seat Access for all sessions across all three days (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Access to General Admission areas throughout the venue

Centrale Grandstand

Best for: The best seat in the house — main straight and pit lane views The Centrale Grandstand is the centrepiece of the Misano World Circuit spectator experience. Positioned along the main straight with direct views of the start/finish line, the pit lane exit, and the grid formation, this is where race day unfolds in all its drama. You’ll watch the riders line up on the grid, witness the tension of the lights-out procedure, and see the order shake out through the first lap — all from the most prestigious vantage point at the circuit. If you want the full spectacle of a MotoGP™ race weekend, Centrale is the grandstand to be in. Includes: Fixed, numbered grandstand seat in the main grandstand Access for all sessions across all three days (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Access to General Admission areas throughout the venue

Brutapela Grandstand

Best for: High-speed action and overtaking at the Brutapela chicane section The Brutapela Grandstand takes its name from the chicane section it overlooks — one of Misano’s most exciting stretches of circuit. Riders arrive here at high speed off the back section of the track and must brake hard and change direction rapidly through the chicane, making it a prime location for bold overtaking manoeuvres and occasional late-braking battles. If you want to see riders truly push the limits of their machines — and their nerve — this is one of the most rewarding spots on the circuit to watch from. Includes: Fixed, numbered grandstand seat Access for all sessions across all three days (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Access to General Admission areas throughout the venue

General Admission — Prato 2

Best for: Fans who want flexibility to explore the circuit at their own pace Prato 2 (prato means “meadow” or “lawn” in Italian) is a General Admission zone that gives you the freedom to move, explore, and find your own perfect spot on race day. Access multiple areas of the circuit, settle into the best standing positions around the track, and soak up the full festival atmosphere that Misano is famous for. A great option if you enjoy making the most of the whole event experience — not just the racing. Includes: Unrestricted access to Prato 2 General Admission areas for all three days Access to all sessions (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Freedom to move around the circuit’s public zones throughout the weekend

General Admission — Prato 1

Best for: Maximum flexibility and the full Misano atmosphere Prato 1 is the other General Admission lawn zone at Misano — another great option for fans who want to roam the circuit freely and experience the race from multiple vantage points. Come early to claim your favourite standing spot, explore the circuit between sessions, and immerse yourself in the extraordinary energy that Italian MotoGP™ fans bring to every moment of race weekend. With 60,000 fans in attendance, the atmosphere in the General Admission areas is genuinely something special. Includes: Unrestricted access to Prato 1 General Admission areas for all three days Access to all sessions (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Freedom to move around the circuit’s public zones throughout the weekend

Misanino Grandstand

Best for: Watching the technical heart of the circuit — Curva del Carro to Curva del Tramonto The Misanino Grandstand is positioned between two of Misano’s most evocative corners — the Curva del Carro and the Curva del Tramonto (Curve of the Sunset). This infield section of the circuit is where riders must display real technical skill: changing direction, managing traction out of slow corners, and finding rhythm through a sequence that rewards precision over brute speed. Named after the circuit itself, the Misanino is a favourite among knowledgeable fans who want to watch the craft of MotoGP™ riding up close — away from the main straight crowds and right in the technical thick of it. Includes: Fixed, numbered grandstand seat Access for all sessions across all three days (practice, qualifying, Sprint Race, and race day) Access to General Admission areas throughout the venue