A three-day MotoGP race weekend in Goiânia, centred on Brazil’s return to the championship at the Ayrton Senna circuit.
The Brazilian Grand Prix marks MotoGP’s return to Brazil after a 22-year absence, with the 2026 round taking place from 20–22 March at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna. Goiânia hosted MotoGP in the late 1980s, making the 2026 event a return to a circuit with an established place in the championship’s history. The weekend forms Round 2 of the 2026 MotoGP season and brings the championship to Goiás for three days of on-track competition. The circuit measures approximately 3.84 kilometres and features 12 corners, combining faster sections with more technical turns. For motorsport enthusiasts, the Brazilian MotoGP experience extends beyond the Sunday Grand Prix. The weekend follows the championship’s structured rhythm, moving from Friday practice through Saturday qualifying and the Tissot Sprint before the principal MotoGP race on Sunday. For international travellers, private groups and corporate guests, the experience can be planned as part of a wider Goiânia journey, with travel, accommodation, transportation and event arrangements coordinated around the race weekend according to individual requirements.
The Brazilian Grand Prix can involve more than event access alone. ECC coordinates the relevant elements around the chosen experience, aligning travel, accommodation, transportation and circuit arrangements with the client's priorities.
01Hospitality and event access can vary according to the confirmed offering and availability. Requirements can be reviewed in advance so that suitable options are considered without presenting access or specific privileges as assured.
02For international travellers and private groups, transportation and accommodation can be organised around the race schedule and wider journey. This allows the practical details of travelling to Goiânia to be considered alongside the event itself.
03Corporate groups and private parties can require a different level of planning, particularly when several guests are travelling together. ECC can coordinate the relevant arrangements through one point of contact, with requirements considered individually.
04The process begins with your preferred travel dates, group size, event requirements and wider plans for Goiânia. Access preferences, accommodation, transportation and any privacy or hosting considerations can also be established at this stage.
The race weekend is then structured around your requirements. This may include the preferred approach to circuit access and hospitality, accommodation, chauffeur transportation and other relevant arrangements connected with the Brazilian Grand Prix.
Once the preferred experience has been defined, the relevant event, hospitality and travel arrangements are checked and confirmed according to availability. Any access-dependent elements remain subject to the final confirmed arrangements.
With the principal arrangements established, the wider journey can be prepared around the three-day race weekend. Transportation, accommodation and destination details are coordinated to reflect the agreed itinerary and group requirements.
During the journey, the arrangements are brought together around the race weekend. The focus remains on keeping the agreed travel, event and destination elements coordinated while allowing the experience to retain its intended rhythm.
The race weekend begins with MotoGP activity at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna. Friday includes practice sessions for the championship classes, establishing the first full day of on-track action in Goiânia.
Saturday brings qualifying and the MotoGP Tissot Sprint, creating a more concentrated day of competitive track activity ahead of the main Grand Prix. The precise programme can be subject to official schedule changes.
The weekend concludes with the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP races, with the MotoGP Grand Prix forming the principal event of the day. The 2026 MotoGP race at Goiânia was scheduled as Round 2 of the championship.
MotoGP makes a triumphant return to Brazil at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna. This historic revival brings world-class motorcycle racing back to South America after more than twenty years. For the sophisticated traveler, this event offers a unique chance to witness a new chapter in racing history from March 20 to 22, 2026. At Exclusive Concierge Club, we specialize in turning these major sporting events into refined luxury journeys. Goiânia, known as the "green capital" of Brazil, provides a passionate and energetic backdrop for the second round of the world championship. Our team manages every detail of your trip, from private travel to elite trackside access. We ensure you experience the heat and excitement of the race with the cooling comfort of five-star hospitality. This is more than a race; it is a celebration of Brazil’s deep racing legacy, and we are here to make sure you see it in total style.
The VIP Village is the premier hospitality choice for the return of the Brazilian Grand Prix. Situated in a prime spot with views of the fast straights and technical turns, it offers an air-conditioned retreat for our guests. You can enjoy a sophisticated environment with gourmet international and Brazilian catering available all day. The premium open bar serves high-quality drinks, providing the perfect social setting to watch the race drama. This is a core part of our MotoGP VIP Experiences, designed for those who want the best seats and the most comfort. We also offer similar Formula One VIP Experiences for fans of all top-tier racing.
For true racing fans, getting close to the bikes is the ultimate thrill. We arrange scheduled Pit Lane Walks where you can see the world’s most advanced motorcycles up close. Watch the mechanics work with precision as they prepare for the high speeds of the Ayrton Senna circuit. Additionally, our VIP paddock tours give you a rare look at the inner workings of the sport. You may see the riders and team legends as they move between their garages and offices. If you appreciate fine engineering, you might also be interested in our car sales & acquisition services for your own collection.
If you prefer a quiet and private space, our circuit suites are the ideal choice. These luxury rooms offer a secluded area for you and your guests, complete with a private host and dedicated catering. Positioned at key points around the Goiânia track, these suites provide a panoramic view of the action. It is the perfect setting for hosting business clients or enjoying the race weekend with family in a secure, elite environment. To arrive at the track with maximum speed and style, we can coordinate heli charters for you and your party.
We can organize guided tours that take you into the restricted areas of the circuit, such as race control and the media center. These tours show you the complex technology and logistics needed to run a global Grand Prix. You will learn how timing systems work and how the race is managed by the officials. It is a fascinating look at the sport that most fans never get to see. Our expertise in circuit racing ensures you get the most detailed and interesting tours available.
Arriving in Goiânia is easy and stylish with our jet rental services. We coordinate direct flights to Goiânia or nearby Brasília, followed by luxury chauffeured transfers to your hotel or the track. Our team handles all travel permits and schedules so you can enjoy a seamless journey. We focus on excellence, making sure your travel fits your personal timeline perfectly. For those who love the road, we also offer supercar & hypercar road tours and car rental options in various luxury destinations.
Brazil’s heartland has much to offer beyond the track. Between race sessions, we can plan private tours of Goiânia’s famous art deco architecture or trips to nearby natural hot springs. For relaxation, we organize bespoke wellness retreats at the region’s best resorts. From traditional Brazilian spa treatments to private dining experiences featuring local "Pequi" fruit delicacies, we ensure your stay is a complete luxury experience. We also offer private island getaways and yacht rental for those looking to explore more of Brazil’s coastline.
The race weekend officially begins on Friday with the first Free Practice sessions. This is a vital day for the teams to learn the layout of the renovated Ayrton Senna circuit. For our VIP guests, Friday is a relaxed time to explore the luxury lounges and enjoy the gourmet food in the VIP Village. It is the perfect opportunity for a Paddock tour to see the teams getting ready for the first Brazilian race in two decades.
Saturday is a day of high speed and intense pressure. The morning is dedicated to qualifying, where riders fight for the best spots on the grid. The afternoon brings the Tissot Sprint, a fast-paced race that gives fans a thrilling look at Sunday's potential winners. Our guests enjoy the best views of the grid and the celebrations, all while staying cool in our premium lounges with chilled drinks and fine snacks.
Sunday is the historic finale of the Brazilian Grand Prix. The atmosphere is electric as the world watches the riders take to the grid for the second round of the 2026 season. From our VIP viewing decks, you will witness the start, the intense racing, and the emotional podium ceremony. After the trophies are presented, we ensure your luxury return via jet rental or to your ultra-luxury hotel & resort stay is smooth and perfectly managed.
Gourmet Brazilian and International Dining: Enjoy high-quality meals made by top chefs all day long.
Open Bar with Premium Spirits: Access fine wines, cold beers, and spirits in a relaxed, luxury setting.
Air-Conditioned VIP Lounges: Relax in stylish, cool rooms with comfortable seating and large race screens.
Official Race Program: Every guest receives a copy of the official 2026 MotoGP guide.
Paddock Tour Access: Enjoy a guided walk through the heart of the event to see the riders and teams.
VIP Parking and Transfers: Use dedicated parking and private shuttles to move around the circuit easily.
Consultation: Tell our experts your needs. We tailor the hospitality and travel—like jet rental or yacht rental—to your preferences.
Full Proposal: We present a detailed plan for your flights, ultra-luxury hotel & resort stays, and race access.
Secure Confirmation: Once you agree, we handle all the paperwork and secure your VIP passes immediately.
Pre-Race Brief: You get a welcome kit with digital tickets, maps, and the contact for your personal manager.
On-Site Coordination: Our team is in Goiânia to meet you and manage every detail, from pit walks to transport.
Follow Up: We check in after the event to ensure everything was perfect and to plan your next adventure, like a private island getaway.
At Exclusive Concierge Club, we know that privacy and time are your most important assets. Our approach to the Brazilian Grand Prix is built on providing the highest level of service. We don't just sell tickets; we create unique experiences that match your elite lifestyle. With our connections in the world of racing and luxury travel—from jet sales & acquisition to yacht sales & acquisition—we provide access you cannot find elsewhere. We handle the hard work so you can enjoy the return of MotoGP to Brazil in total comfort. Whether you want to see circuit racing or go on deep-sea expeditions, we are your trusted partner for world-class service.
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The Brazilian Grand Prix MotoGP experience centres on MotoGP’s return to Brazil at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna. The 2026 event formed a three-day race weekend from 20–22 March, incorporating practice, qualifying, the Tissot Sprint and the Grand Prix.
The Brazilian Grand Prix is held at the Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia – Ayrton Senna in Goiânia, the capital of Goiás, Brazil. The circuit is approximately 3.84 kilometres long and has 12 corners, with a combination of faster sections and more technical turns.
The 2026 Brazilian Grand Prix took place from 20–22 March 2026 as the second round of the MotoGP season. Friday featured practice, Saturday included qualifying and the Tissot Sprint, and Sunday concluded with the Grand Prix races.
Private groups can plan a Brazilian MotoGP journey around their preferred event and hospitality requirements, subject to the availability and terms of the relevant access arrangements. ECC can coordinate the wider travel, accommodation and transportation requirements around the group itinerary.
Travel arrangements can include accommodation, private transportation and destination coordination around the race weekend. For international travellers, ECC can structure these elements around the confirmed event arrangements, preferred itinerary and group requirements rather than treating the circuit visit separately.