The race sees 12 laps of the 3.803 miles circuit open the day’s racing and this year seen an outstanding session from Davey Todd who lead comfortable from the first to last second of the event.
The first few laps seen a half second duel between Emo Kostamo and Peter Hickman until Kostamo overshot one of the corners onto the runoff. Emerging in 6th he battled his way very quickly back to third which is where he remained as Hickman took the second podium spot, securing a 1 – 2 for 8Ten Racing.
14/11/2025 : UPDATED SCHEDULE BELOW : Following the cancellation of the qualifying session on Friday (Thursday night UK) a revised schedule has been released that will see qualifying and racing take part on Saturday. There will be a one hour break between qualifying and racing.
The Macau Grand Prix marks the end of the 2025 road racing season and features iconic racing on the famous crash barrier bound road circuit around the streets of Macau.
The 2025 Macau Grand Prix will run over the 13th – 16th November 2025 with the 57th Edition of the Motorcycle Grand Prix scheduled for the 13th – 15th November 2025.
The timings specific to the motorcycle Grand Prix are as follows (timings are local Macau time GMT + 8) :
Timings subject to change.
07:45 – 08:45 :Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 57th Edition – Free Practice
GMT : 23:45 12/11/2025 – 00:45 13/11/2025
07:45 – 08:45 : Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 57th Edition – Qualifying
GMT : 23:45 13/11/2025 – 00:45 14/11/2025
07:00 – 08:00 : Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 57th Edition – Qualifying
GMT : 23:00 14/11/2025 – 00:00 15/11/2025
09:10 – 10:00 : Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 57th Edition – Race (12 laps)
GMT : 01:10 15/11/2025 – 02:00 15/11/2025
The Macau Grand Prix features four full days of motorsport covering many different classes, the entire event being live streamed on the official website.
Unfortunately the 2024 Macau Grand Prix turned into an absolute wash out for the motorcycles resulting in the sole qualifying session that ran becoming what determined for the placings for the Motorcycle Grand Prix.
The 2024 Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix was cancelled on Saturday night.
Wet weather, which had plagued the event all week, eventually forced the cancellation of the race.
This is how the circuit looked 10 mins before the start of the scheduled warmup prior to the Motorcycle Grand Prix.
The FHO Racing BMW Motorrad team is delighted to announce it’s rider line-up for this year’s Macau Grand Prix, where last year’s winner Peter Hickman will again be joined by nine-time Macau winner Michael Rutter, alongside Craig Neve and a last minute addition to the squad aboard the BMW M 1000 RR is Davey Todd.
Faye Ho returns to her home race with a formable four rider-line up and will be looking to defend Hicky’s dominant win last year. Joining the team last minute is the 2024 National Superstock Champion Davey, who FHO Racing are helping out after his ride for this year’s Macau GP unfortunately fell through.
Davey is no stranger to BMW machinery after an impressive year on the Roads, where he took his maiden Senior TT win, as well as his successful campaign in the National Superstock Championship.
Back at the workshop the FHO Racing team are busy preparing the BMW M 1000 RRs, which will soon travel to Macau ready to be let lose on the Guia Circuit when first practice gets underway on Thursday 14 November.
The 70th Macau Grand Prix takes place from 11th – 19th November 2023 and will bring together bikes and cars in a festival of motorsport like no other. The road racing element of the event is taken to the next level with an Armco enclosed circuit that is tight, fast and dangerous in equal and frightening measures.
This year will see numerous familiar names from the motorcycle road racing world take on the famous enclosed street circuit.
2023 Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix 55th Edition Entry List :
2023 Macau Grand Prix (Motorcycle Event) Entry List
Davey, who previously rode for the team during the 2018 season, will ride the team’s BMW M1000RR Superbike at the famous street race in the far east next month. We would like to thank Phillip Neill and Tas Racing for entrusting us with bringing Davey to compete at Macau, and also their support for the event. We very much look forward to having Davey back in the team, albeit for one race.
JOHN BURROWS –
“I am delighted to have Davey back riding one of our bikes again. After a great season together in 2018, we remained friends and always said if an opportunity arises to work together again we wouldn’t say no, so when Davey called me a couple of weeks ago to ask about the possibility of running him at Macau it did not take long for me to make my decision. Davey has shown in the past two BSB rounds that he works well with the BMW, and given his great form around Macau in the past, that is something that excites me looking ahead to next month.”
DAVEY TODD –
“I’m really excited to be rejoining with Burrows Engineering/RK Racing for the Macau GP. The team who I did my first TT with in 2018! We’ve talked about working together again every year since then I think, and it’s cool that we now get to do it with the support of my TAS Racing team on familiar BMW M1000RR machinery. It’s a perfect combination so I can’t wait to get out to Macau and get going!”
The 2022 Macau Grand Prix ran from the 17th – 20th November 2022 and had two motorcycle races built into the schedule.
Unfortunately due to an incident in one of the car races oil was deposited onto the circuit and following two citing laps from the motorcycles the first race had to be cancelled.
The second race was postponed until the Sunday morning (local time) which saw all bikes get out safely for their sole race.
The results of the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix – 54th Edition are as follows…
The TBNI Road Racing Calendar will be updated as soon as new information comes to light so make sure you are subscribed to that : https://tbni.blog/road-racing-calendar/
The 2019 Macau GP will be running from 13th – 17th November 2019, if you are visiting on these dates make sure you miss none of the action – bookmark or save the link to the live stream! If you have arrived after the event and just want to know the 2019 Macau GP Results then just keep scrolling down.
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