Moto2 - Termas de Rio Hondo

Experience the intensity of Moto2 racing at Autodromo Termas De Rio Hondo, one of the most dynamic circuits on the international racing calendar. The Termas de Rio Hondo Moto2 event showcases top motorcycle racing talent on Argentina's premier racing venue.

The Termas de Rio Hondo circuit stretches 4.806 kilometers with 14 challenging turns—9 right-handers and 5 left-handers. Riders navigate a mix of fast straights, including the impressive 1.076-kilometer main straight, and technical sections that create perfect opportunities for overtaking.

Moto2 bikes at Termas de Rio Hondo reach speeds over 300 km/h powered by identical 765cc three-cylinder Triumph engines producing approximately 140 horsepower. This standardization of engines puts the focus squarely on rider skill and chassis setup, making the competition particularly intense on this Argentinian track.

The BLU CRU Pramac Yamaha Moto2 team brings talented riders Tony Arbolino and Izan Guevara to compete on this clockwise circuit. The Latin America Talent Cup runs as a support race, showcasing rising stars from the region.

The Autodromo Termas De Rio Hondo has a rich history since its 2008 opening. After significant upgrades in 2012 by Italian designer Jarno Zaffelli, the track became a MotoGP fixture in 2014. The circuit has overcome challenges, including rebuilding after a 2021 fire damaged several facilities.

Visitors to the Termas de Rio Hondo Moto2 race can also explore the on-site motor racing museum dedicated to Argentine motorsport and Juan Manuel Fangio. The circuit provides full cell phone coverage, accepts cash and credit cards, and allows personal photography.

This Termas de Rio Hondo Moto2 competition displays the perfect balance of technical skill and racing strategy on a track known for producing close, action-packed racing. The flowing nature of the circuit combined with the equal performance of the Moto2 machines creates a pure test of racing ability that fans find fascinating to watch.