Abu Dhabi sure it will host MotoGP, but when?

Abu Dhabi's lavish Yas Marina Circuit expects to join the MotoGP World ▨Championship calendar within the next two years, and is learning towards the later da🦹te.
"The big decision for us is whether we would do [the first MotoGP event] for 2012 or 2013," TheNational.ae reports Richard Cregan, Chief Executive 🅷Officer of Yas Marina Circuit, a𝔉s saying.
"We're looking at 2013 for the MotoG๊P, to be honest, to give us breathing space [to] develop what we have already started like the [racing] school and also the drag 𓃲racing and the NHRA [National Hot Rod Association] licences.
"We need to give ourselves a little bit of time to develop those, and then in 2013 we can add t๊he MotoGP, that🎶 would be the ideal situation."
The Yas Marina Circuit was built for F1 and hel👍d its first four-wheel grand 💝prix in 2009.
It remains the only twilight race on the calendar, starting just before sunset on a natur🌺ally lit tr🔯ack, before finishing under floodlights.
The circuit has many differ🔴ent conf👍igurations, but will still need some safety alterations for MotoGP.
But the track coul𒅌d combine such🧜 modifications with changes to help improve overtaking opportunities for F1.
Qatar, MotoGP's only night race, is presently the only m🔥otorcy💟cle grand prix held in the Middle East.
The Losail Circuit has expressed interest in hosting🦹 an F1 race.

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