        It was August 2020 when we witnessed a very scary accident at the Red Bull Ring, not so much for the incident itself, but rather for the dynamics, the bikes flying onto a section of the track while the race was in progress. As a result of that worrying episode, which fortunately had no serious consequences, the decision was taken to modify a section of the track for obvious safety reasons. What modification has been made to the Red Bull Ring and what will change?  The restructuring work began in November 2021, as agreed by FIM, Dorna and the FIA, and the new track section is now ready. Designer Hermann Tilke has introduced a chicane on the north-west side, mainly for the bikes, while Formula 1 will continue to use the previous layout. So the modification regards turn 2, where the bikes' top speed will now be reduced. As reported on the motogp.com website, Tilke states: &ldquo;It was important to reduce the speed around this section of track in MotoGP. This has been done with the compact right-left combination that prevents any impact on the rest of the track. The planning proved very challenging due to the topography of the land&rdquo;. The work is now complete and we must wait until August, when we will see just how this change will impact on the MotoGP race. Translated by Heather Watson How much does a MotoGP bike cost? An astonishing amount       

<p>After the terrifying incident of 2020, a modification has now been made to the Austrian track</p>

MotoGP, work is completed at the Red Bull Ring. Here’s how it looks today

        The two races set to run in Austria on 8 and 15 August will be open to the public. The news has been confirmed by Dorna, which confirms that grandstands can be used to full capacity, while respecting the rules in forces. Full capacity  As explained by the promoter, the Red Bull Ring gates will be open to fans who have been fully vaccinated, who have recovered from Covid-19 or who present a negative test result. "Dorna Sports is pleased to confirm that both the Michelin Stiria GP and the Motorrad von &Ouml;sterreich GP will welcome fans to the grandstands in 2021", the note confirms. "Fans will be able to access the iconic Spielberg circuit for both the Stiria and Austria GP rounds". This will be the first time grandstands have been at full capacity since the pandemic began, after Barcelona welcomed spectators equating to just 20% of its capacity. The entire paddock will nevertheless remain isolated inside its bubbles as it has been since the start of the season. Traslated by Heather Watson Moto3: Bartolini and Holgado, national leaders ready for the world stage       

<p>The world championship begins to return to normality and will welcome spectators to the Red Bull Ring</p>

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MotoGP, work is completed at the Red Bull Ring. Here’s how it looks today

MotoGP: the two races in Austria will be open to the public