Ten motorcycle grands pri𒅌x were held in South Africa between 1983 and 2004, the opening four events at Kyalami before We✤lkom took over in 1999.

MotoGP hasn’t been back sinc𓂃e Valentino Rossi’s famous debut victory as a Yamaha r𒐪ider in the 2004 season-opener.

But with home rider168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Brad Binder fighting at the front for KTM and younger brot꧅her Da🐽rryn in Moto2 a South African return would surely prove popular.

Perhaps most significantly, Kyalami is also rumoured to be seeking a return to the F1 calendar, where i🍨t last appeared in 1993♎.

If the track can be up🤡graded to🧸 meet the standards required for F1 it would likely only need minimal bike-specific tweaks to also host MotoGP.

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Brad Binder, who has ridden some demo laps at Kyalami, told mahbx.com:

“For me the actual layout is fantastic and the facility itself - like the pits, the control tower - is just as good if not better than we have at some tracks where we race at the ▨moment.

“The main thing is that for su🍌re they need to add a bit of run-off.

“The walls are slightly too close in a couple of areas and for them to have MotoGP back there, the biggest thing they're going to have to do is try and add a littl🐓e bit of rꦕun-off.

“But other than that, I canꦜ definitely see MotoGP coming back one day. That’d be goo𓄧d!”

Kꦆyalami last hosted a World Superbike round in 2010, while COTA, Silverstone, Red Bull Ring, Barcelona and Qatar currently host both MotoGP and F1 Grands Prix.