In a fervent burst of emotion, Newin Chidchob, the influential figure behind the Chang International Circuit, took to the digital realm of Facebook to lament a rather disheartening decision by the Thai government. Imagine being the maestro of a spectacle as grandiose as the MotoGP, only to hear that its roar might quieten come 2027 if the Ministry of Tourism and Sports, alongside the Cabinet, doesn’t have a change of heart. On his well-followed Facebook account, endearingly titled ลุงเนวิน (Uncle Newin), he chose to deliver this sobering news to Thai MotoGP enthusiasts. The grand procession of bikes will potentially glide through Chang International Circuit for its curtain call in 2026, unless spurred by reconsideration. Newin championed the MotoGP as not merely racing but a global phenomenon—a pulsating symphony of speed watched by over a billion people across 200 lands, a true testament to its world-class allure. Thailand, perched among a…
