MotoGP could return to Indonesia in 2017. Talks were held in Jakarta yesterday involving commercial rights holder Dorna Sports, the Indonesian Government and the Sentul Circuit. The last Indonesian Grand Prix took place at Sentul in 1997. Despite MotoGP's huge popularity in the country, plus Indonesia's status as one of the biggest motorcycle markets in the world, subsequent attempts to bring world championship motorcycling back to the country (including a planned World Superbike round in 2013) all failed. However Ezpeleta indicated that Indonesia will be granted a place on the MotoGP calendar from 2017 to 2021, providing the infrastructure requirements are met. Malaysia currently holds...
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