MotoGP Mandalika Tickets 47 Per Cent Remaining

Ticket sales for the MotoGP at the Mandalika Circuit, scheduled for 9-11 October 2026, have reached 53% for the general public and 91% for residents of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB).

“The tickets are already 53% sold for the general public, and tickets for NTB ID card holders have reached 91%,” said Troy Reza Warokka, Director of Operations at ITDC and Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia (MotoGP Mandalika), to reporters following a MotoGP preparation meeting in Mataram on Monday.

According to Warokka, public enthusiasm for watching the MotoGP at Mandalika Circuit in 2026 is very high, particularly among NTB residents. “Once the first quota is exhausted, the next quota will be opened. The enthusiasm is extraordinary, meaning the public is responding positively,” he said.

To boost ticket sales, the organisers praised the steps taken by the NTB provincial government to conduct promotions in various regions across Indonesia. The organisers intend to implement similar promotional strategies.

“The Governor has requested meetings with heads of tourism offices in neighbouring regions such as Bali, East Nusa Tenggara, and even East Kalimantan to conduct promotional efforts. We will do the same; if using tickets from related provinces, we will provide the same discounts as we do for NTB residents,” said Troy.

He noted that the economic impact of MotoGP is significant in boosting both regional and national economies. “In 2024, the figure was Rp2.4 trillion, and in 2025, it was Rp4.9 trillion. This year, we hope the figure can reach Rp5 trillion. Let us all hope for the best,” he added.

Warokka expressed optimism regarding the high level of spectator interest evidenced by strong ticket sales. He noted that the increased demand for direct flights for this year’s MotoGP could further drive economic growth. “Interestingly, international ticket purchases are also performing well, even reaching as far as Monaco,” he said.

Furthermore, Troy appreciated the local government’s support in ensuring the success of the 2026 MotoGP. This is demonstrated by the promotional efforts directed towards governors across Indonesia to attend the event.

“This is a great breakthrough by the Governor of NTB, inviting governors across Indonesia not just as spectators, but to view MotoGP as an economic driver. The support from the central government has also been incredibly significant,” he concluded.