Sentul International Circuit will return in 2017

The Sentul International Circuit is located in Bogor,Indonesia.This Circuit was built back in 1993 and became one of the circuits in the MotoGP calendar.MotoGP last visited this circuit was back in 1997 and The Doctor Valentino Rossi won the race when he was in the 125cc class.

Now,this circuit is being used by the Asia Road Racing Championship,Formula3 Asia Championship and many others.After many years the circuit was neglected and old.There are many holes in the track and others.Dorna made an agreement with the track director Ananda Mikola to invite MotoGP in 2017.

Now,the circuit undergoes maintenance and I hope that they will be ready to be the MotoGP season opener in 2017 and beyond.

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