MANDALIKA, Indonesia — Tickets for the 2026 Indonesian MotoGP at the Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit have sold out across all categories, organisers said on Friday.

The race weekend is taking place from October 9 to 11 in Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara.

Chairman of the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia Troy Reza Warokka said ticket availability had been exhausted across regular and premium categories.

“Commercially, the tickets are sold out,” Troy said. “There are still many people who want to buy, but after checking with the ticketing team, tickets are no longer available in any category.”

Premium options, including the Royal Box, were also sold out, while demand for VIP facilities remained high.

The sell-out marks a sharp rise from late September, when organisers said around 70 percent of available tickets had been purchased.

At the time, authorities said they were targeting more than 140,000 spectators for the 2026 event.

MotoGP’s official ticketing platform also now lists the Indonesian Grand Prix as sales closed.

The strong demand comes as Mandalika hosts three days of Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP action, with practice sessions beginning Friday, qualifying and the Sprint on Saturday, and the main races scheduled for Sunday.

Organisers said the level of demand was a positive sign for this year’s event and reflected continued public interest in MotoGP in Indonesia.

Visitors who already purchased tickets are required to exchange their e-tickets for wristbands or ID cards before entering the circuit.

Ticket exchange locations include Bazaar Mandalika, the former Selaparang Airport and Zainuddin Abdul Madjid International Airport, depending on ticket type and date.

Fans are advised to check the official Mandalika MotoGP ticketing website for the latest entry, exchange and venue information.