When is the Barcelona Motorcycle Grand Prix and who is showing the Barcelona MotoGP broadcast on TV and livestream on Sunday?
All TV information for the Barcelona Grand Prix with schedule and start times for qualifying, sprint and race, as well as the favorites for the Barcelona GP 2024.
Barcelona MotoGP start times: TV and stream broadcast
Timetable & start time for the Barcelona MotoGP
The final of the 2024 season in MotoGP takes place this weekend. Due to the floods, the showdown of the premier class of motorcycle racing will take place in Barcelona and not in Valencia as planned.
The schedule starts with the first free practice session, which begins at 10:45 CET on Friday (November 15). The second practice session at the Circuit de Catalunya is scheduled for a few hours later in the afternoon at 15:00 CET.
On Saturday (November 16), the Barcelona MotoGP schedule continues at 10:10 am with the second free practice session. This will be followed by the last qualifying session of 2024 from 10:50 am to 11:30 am.
On Saturday, the start time is 3:00 pm for the sprint race, which could already decide the world championship!
On Sunday, the Grand Prix will take place as usual. The start time of the Barcelona Grand Prix of Solidarity is at 2:00 p.m.
A total of 24 laps are on the agenda for the MotoGP players at the Circuit de Catalunya. By then, at the latest, it will be clear who has won the World Championship showdown between Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia.
MotoGP Broadcast: Who is showing the Barcelona Grand Prix live on TV and stream?
The MotoGP broadcast on TV in Germany is completely at Sky since this season. The pay-TV channel shows every session from MotoGP as well as Moto2 and Moto3, from training to qualifying and the race.
The MotoGP broadcast of the Barcelona race on Sky starts on Sunday (November 17) at 2:00 pm German time (CET) on the Sky Sport Mix channel.
The Munich-based pay-TV channel will get fans in the mood for the World Championship finale with live pre-reporting starting at 1:20 pm.
In addition to the TV broadcast, Sky also offers fans the opportunity to watch the race in the Barcelona MotoGP stream. This is available to Sky customers via the Sky Go app. Non-subscribers can purchase a ticket on the WOW platform.
In Austria, the Barcelona Grand Prix will be shown on ServusTV on Sunday. The pre-race coverage on the private channel starts at 1:45 pm.
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Who will win the race in Barcelona – and how will the World Championship showdown between Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia end?
The situation before the World Championship finale is as follows: Martin leads the standings with 485 points, Bagnaia has 24 points less.
This means that if Martin wins the sprint on Saturday, he will be crowned the new MotoGP world champion before the Grand Prix on Sunday! Conversely, the Italian needs to gain as many points as possible on Martin in the sprint race to still have a chance of winning the world championship on Sunday.
Martin is the “sprint king” of the MotoGP class (16 wins in total), so the chances are not bad that he will be crowned world champion as early as Saturday.
But: Bagnaia has already won this season’s first race in Barcelona and Martin has never won at the Circuit de Catalunya.
Who else, besides the top duo, is in with a chance of winning the BArcelona MotoGP race on Sunday? Marc Marquez and Enea Bastianini have been putting in strong results in recent weeks. But Pedro Acosta, Alex Marquez and Fabio Quartararo are also in with a chance of a top finish.
