MotoGP has confirmed that the first test of the 2025 seaಌson will take place on the Tuesday after the final round of the 2024 campaign in Barcelona.

Save for the COVID 2020 campaign and th🅰e 2021 season, MotoGP has traditionally staged a post-race test immediately after the fina♔l round of the year.

In recent times that test has been staged in Valencia, with the last two years seeing it run on the♎ Tuesday after the final race.

This was due to happen again in 2024, but the deadly flooding in the Valencia region💦 at the start of this month forced the Valencia GP to be cancelled.

MotoGP has been able to put together a replacement event to be held this weekend in Barcelona, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:called the Solidarity GP, though no word had been give🐟n on whether the𝔉 test was to go ahead as planned.

While Dorna Sports had expected the official IRTA (International Race Teams’ Association) test to go ahead on Tuesday 19 November, this▨ h🌞ad yet to be confirmed.

However, on Monday ahead of this ⛎weekend’s finale, a spokesperson from Dorna confirmed that the test wil🥃l go ahead as planned.

The session will beginꦕꦺ at 10am local time and run to 5pm (9am-4pm GMT), with a 15-minute practice start session pencilled in for after the chequered flag.

Despite the change in venue, Moto🎶GP is planning to carry on with its end-of-season traditions.

While details are to be finalised, MꩵotoGP will host its prize giving on the Sunday after the final race ܫof the season, with the world champion’s trophy to be awarded to either Jorge Martin or Francesco Bagnaia.

MotoGP will also r🎃eveal its new-look logo during this awar👍d ceremony.

This year’s post-race test will see some significant first outings for several high-ꩲprofile names, most nota🍸bly Marc Marquez stepping into the factory Ducati garage to test the GP25 he will campaign alongside Bagnaia in 2025.

Martin - who could be crowne🍌d champion this weekend, as he heads into the round 24 points clear of Bagnaia - is set to sa📖mple the factory Aprilia for the first time.

Maverick Vinales and Enea B🦩astianini will have their first opportunity to ride the KTM, while Marco Bezzecchi will sample the Aprilia.

Jack Miller will join Pramac again for both parties’ first taste of Yamaha machinery. Team-mate Miguel Oliveira’s participation is uncertain after fracturing his wrist in an incident at the Indonesi🅷an GP.

The Portuguese ri🉐der resume🥀d on-bike training last weekend and could be eyeing a return to racing in Barcelona for his final outing with Trackhouse Aprilia.

Ai Ogura (Trackhouse Aprilia) and Somkiat Chantra (LCR Honda) will get their꧒ first taste of MotoGP machinery ahead of their ro🌟okie seasons.

Fermin Aldeguer is ཧdue to ride the Gresini Ducati at the test, but his participation is uncertain as he continues to recover from a broken wrist he suffered at the Thai GP.