Hungary GP
Balton Park
Location Information
| Length | 4.08km |
| Width | 12m |
| Left Corners | 10 |
| Right Corners | 7 |
| Longest Straight | 665m |
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Records
| Pole Position | 1m 36.518 (151.9Km/h) Marc Marquez (Ducati, 2025) |
| Race Lap | 1m 37.699 (150.1Km/h) Marc Marquez (Ducati, 2025) |
| Race Time | 42:27.681 (149.1Km/h) Marc Marquez (Ducati, 2025) |
| 2025 Sprint Winner | Marc Marquez (Ducati) |
| 2025 Grand Prix Winner | Marc Marquez (Ducati) |
Strength to strength for Luca Marini who backed up his best Honda Sprint result with his best Honda Grand Prix result to date. Recovering from early drama and fighting through to fifth, Marini leaves Hungary in fine form as Joan Mir’s weekend ends early. With another lightning start, Luca Marini… read more.
From a double Q2 appearance to a double podium battle, Luca Marini and Joan Mir put together their best Saturdays as Honda HRC riders while continuing important development work. Expectations were high after a positive Friday for the Honda HRC Castrol team at the brand-new Balaton Park circuit, Luca Marini… read more.
A successful first day for Joan Mir and Luca Marini at Balaton Park, the pair taking full advantage of the new circuit to quickly adapt and take seventh and ninth respectively – primed for a double Q2 appearance. Positive first sensations in Hungary for Honda HRC Castrol as Joan Mir… read more.
For the first time since 2023, a brand-new circuit will appear on the MotoGP World Championship calendar as Balaton Park in Hungary hosts round 14. After 33 years, Grand Prix motorcycle racing will make a return to Hungary at the brand-new 4.08-kilometre-long Balaton Park. Seven right hand bends and ten… read more.
