Here's the thing about arriving at a grand prix venue: finding out what is happening, when it starts, and where you need to be can honestly turn into a bit of a maze. Thankfully, a brand-new feature called Circuit Mode has arrived to fix precisely that. Available directly through the official MotoGP App, this redesigned experience puts the essential information you actually need during a race weekend right front and centre.
Once the machines head out on track, Circuit Mode transforms into an active part of your viewing setup as well. Fans get direct access to free Live Timing, alongside Tracking, Live Audio, the Live Blog, FanView, Rider of the Race, and several other tools. That means you can sit right there in the grandstand while keeping a sharp eye on lap times and positions across the entire field. You can even use live tracking to spot exactly who is out on track right in front of you or closing in fast.
Beyond the racing itself, Circuit Mode pulls together the official racing schedule and the Fan Zone agenda so you can see what is coming up throughout the day. From flat-out track action to entertainment and activities scattered all around the venue, planning your weekend around what you genuinely want to see becomes remarkably straightforward.
It is not just about the timetable, either. Circuit Mode is built to take the headache out of simply getting around the grand prix venue. It provides the practical details you require across the weekend, including clear information on getting to the circuit, parking arrangements, accessibility, the Official Programme, and specific circuit areas.
A grand prix weekend comes with an awful lot of moving parts to keep track of. Figuring out what you can do, when it happens, and where you need to walk should never be the hardest part of the trip. Now, your race weekend starts long before you walk through the gates: you just open the official MotoGP App, switch on Circuit Mode, and keep everything you need to plan, explore, and follow the action right in your pocket.




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