MotoGP has unveiled a 13-round European calendar for the coronavirus-delayed 2020 season, with options for overseas races at the end of the year tentatively outlined. The outbreak of coronavirus has forced the current MotoGP campaign into a hiatus dating back to the aborted Qatar Grand Prix at the start of March, with all rounds since then scrubbed from the original schedule. In recent weeks, the Dutch, German, Finnish, Australian, Japanese, British and Italian Grands Prix have been cancelled outright. MotoGP promoters Dorna Sports announced in April its plans to resume the season with back-to-back races at Jerez on 19 and 26 July pending government approval in Spain. Those dates for the...
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