Silverstone Announces Packed Weekend of Entertainment for MotoGP Round
A weekend full of entertainment has been confirmed for the British MotoGP at Silverstone, including the returning Day of Champions
The British MotoGP at Silverstone will once again host a raft of entertainment throughout the May Bank Holiday weekend on 23-25 May, as well as the annual Day of Champions.
Usually scheduled for August, the British MotoGP has been moved forward in 2025 after several big calendar changes, one of which saw the Thai MotoGP host the season opener for the first time.
Taking place over the May Bank Holiday weekend, the British MotoGP will once again host the popular Day of Champions from Thursday to Sunday, which will feature on-stage rider interviews, charity auctions, and the opportunity for fans to meet the sport’s biggest names such as Marc Marquez, Francesco Bagnaia and reigning MotoGP champion Jorge Martin.
As well as the Day of Champions and all the on-track action which will feature MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3, a long list of entertainment has been lined up.
It includes a Friday appearance from Mistajam which will kick things off with the DJ performing in the evening. On Saturday night Hard-Fi takes to the stage before Jake Bugg closes out the music entertainment on Sunday night.
Tickets for the 2025 British Grand Prix are now available, with prices starting from £35.00. Children under the age of 11 can attend for free and there is also 50 per cent off for children under 16.
General admission tickets for adults across all three days will cost a total of £115, while selected grandstand tickets for the three days will cost £140. All tickets can be found on the official website at silverstone.co.uk.
Car parking and motorcycle parking can also be purchased through the official Silverstone website, while camping is also available.
The 2024 British MotoGP was won by Ducati’s Enea Bastianini ahead of an all-Ducati podium which featured Martin and Bagnaia.
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