MotoGP pulled in some 2.47 million fans through out this season, compared to 2.43 million in 2013.
14 of the 18 Grands Prix this year saw more than 100,000 spectators in attendance over the course of the weekend, at races held in Austin, Rio, Jerez, Mugello, Catalunya, Silverstone, Sepang and Valencia.
The Gran Premio Red Bull de la Republica Argentina pulled in more than 125,000 spectators over the three days of the GP weekend, as the race returned to South America for the first time in a decade.
The biggest crowd of the year so far was at Brno, which saw 240,695 fans flocking to the stadium from Friday to Sunday, with more than 138,000 present on race day alone.
The 2014 events at Jerez and Sachsenring also saw crowd numbers for the Grand Prix weekend exceed the 200,000 mark.
With total crowds exceeding well over two million for the tenth successive season, the total attendance at all Grands Prix in 2014 was 2,473,624, compared with 2,433,763 in 2013.
COUNTRY – Circuit Total
QATAR- Losail 17,890
USA – Austin 118,918
ARGENTINA – Termas de Rio Hondo 125,961
SPAIN – Jerez 229,416
FRANCE – LeMans 178,073
ITALY – Mugello 111,309
SPAIN – Barcelona-Catalunya 163,045
NETHERLANDS – TT Circuit Assen 131,000
GERMANY – Sachsenring 209,408
USA – Indianapolis 132,817
CZECH REPUBLIC – Brno 240,695
UK – Silverstone 138,000
SAN MARINO – Misano 88,665
SPAIN – MotorLand Aragon 112,331
JAPAN – Twin Ring Motegi 70,271
AUSTRALIA – Phillip Island 77,900
MALAYSIA – Sepang 130,925
SPAIN – Valencia 197,000
Total 2,473,624
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