Le Mans, France — The 2024 French Grand Prix has set a new milestone in MotoGP history by becoming the highest-attended grand prix ever. On Sunday, a record-breaking crowd of 297,471 enthusiasts packed the legendary Le Mans circuit, as confirmed by the motorcycle racing organization on Monday.
This year’s event not only surpassed its own previous attendance record of 278,805 set last year but also marked MotoGP’s 1,000th grand prix. The atmosphere was electric as fans witnessed Jorge Martin secure his second victory of the season, adding to the excitement of the historic occasion.
The overwhelming turnout at Le Mans underscores the growing global appeal of MotoGP. The record attendance reflects the sport’s ability to captivate audiences across continents, resonating with fans from Asia and beyond who share a passion for high-speed motorcycle racing.
MotoGP officials expressed gratitude for the unwavering support from fans worldwide, emphasizing that such milestones are a testament to the sport’s vibrant community. The success of the 2024 French GP sets a promising tone for the rest of the season, with anticipation building for upcoming races.
The Le Mans circuit, renowned for its rich racing heritage, once again proved to be a premier destination for motorsport enthusiasts. As MotoGP continues to expand its global footprint, events like the French GP highlight the unifying power of sports in bringing together diverse audiences.
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2024 French GP breaks own record to become highest attended MotoGP
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