– From April 24 to 26, MotoGP will be at the Circuit de Jerez in Spain for its fourth race of the 2026 season. A total of 22 race weekends are scheduled for this season. An overview of all dates and tracks can be found in our MotoGP calendar 2026.
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Find out here where you can follow the MotoGP races as well as the other Moto2 and Moto3 classes, either on TV, via livestream or live ticker.
The most important thing first: Even though Sky continues to broadcast MotoGP in Germany on pay TV, some races will again be available on free TV in 2026. ServusTV, the MotoGP broadcaster in Austria, will show twelve of the 22 planned Grands Prix free-to-air in this country – via the streaming portal ServusTV On and the channel DF1.
Is the current Grand Prix on free TV?
Yes, the Spanish Grand Prix will be broadcast on free TV in Germany. Both the qualifying sessions of all three classes and the MotoGP sprint on Saturday, as well as the Sunday races, can be watched free of charge on DF1 or online on ServusTV On.
The schedule for MotoGP in Jerez
Friday, April 24, 2026:
09:00-09:35: Moto3 FT1
09:50-10:30: Moto2 FT1
10:45-11:30: MotoGP FT1
13:15-13:50: Moto3 Practice
14:05-14:45: Moto2 Practice
15:00-16:00: MotoGP Practice
Saturday, April 25, 2026:
08:40-09:10: Moto3 FT2
09:25-09:55: Moto2 FT2
10:10-10:40: MotoGP FT2
10:50-11:05: MotoGP Q1
11:15-11:30: MotoGP Q2
12:45-13:00: Moto3 Q1
13:10-13:25: Moto3 Q2
13:40-13:55: Moto2 Q1
14:05-14:20: Moto2 Q2
15:00: MotoGP Sprint (12 Laps)
Sunday, April 26, 2026:
09:40-09:50: MotoGP Warm-up
11:00: Moto3 Race (19 Laps)
12:15: Moto2 Race (21 Laps)
14:00: MotoGP Race (25 Laps)
MotoGP broadcast by Sky in Germany
Since 2024, pay-TV broadcaster Sky has held the broadcasting rights for MotoGP in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. In Austria, MotoGP is also broadcast on free TV by ServusTV, while SRF takes over in Switzerland.
Anyone who wants to follow all MotoGP races in Germany via Sky must take out a paid subscription. The sports package is available for 21.99 Euros per month with a two-year subscription. With the Sky streaming service WOW, the complete live sports offering, including MotoGP, is available from 29.99 Euros per month with an annual subscription.
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The practice sessions, qualifying sessions, and races of all classes are shown. Edgar Mielke and Lukas Gajewski are at the microphone as commentators. Lukas Tulovic and Florian Alt, who have themselves competed in the Motorcycle World Championship, act as experts.
MotoGP broadcast by ServusTV in Germany
Even without a Sky subscription, some MotoGP races in 2026 can be received on free TV. ServusTV also broadcasts on selected race weekends in Germany via the ServusTV On media library and on the ServusTV successor DF1 on television. The program includes all qualifying sessions and races of the three World Championship classes.
As ServusTV recently confirmed on social media, the selected race weekends that will be shown on free TV in 2026 are the Grands Prix of Thailand, America, Spain, Hungary, Czech Republic, Germany, Aragon, San Marino, Austria, Australia, Portugal, and Valencia. A complete overview can be found here.
MotoGP broadcast by ServusTV in Austria
In Austria, ServusTV continues to broadcast MotoGP completely on free TV. The qualifying sessions of all classes, the MotoGP sprint race, and the Grand Prix races of all classes are shown on linear television. In the ServusTV On media library, free practice sessions can also be followed, but with original English audio.
The proven ServusTV team for MotoGP broadcasts also includes Christian Brugger, Philipp Krummholz, and Alex Hofmann as commentators in the new season. Alina Marzi and Eve Scheer report alternately from the track. Stefan Bradl, Sandro Cortese, and Gustl Auinger are available as experts.
MotoGP broadcast by SRF in Switzerland
In Switzerland, MotoGP races are shown by Swiss Radio and Television (SRF), with live broadcasts usually taking place on the SRF zwei channel. Some races can also be seen in the SRF Sport livestream.
Official MotoGP Livestream from Dorna
The most comprehensive streaming offer is provided by MotoGP promoter Dorna on the official website motogp.com. With the VideoPass, all sessions and races of the season can be followed live or on-demand. There is also an extensive video archive. However, all of this is only available in English.
For the 2025 MotoGP season, the VideoPass costs a one-time fee of 139.99 Euros. Including the Timingpass, i.e., with live timing for all sessions, the price is 148.99 Euros.
MotoGP in the live ticker on Motorsport-Total.com
Every race weekend, we cover the action on and off the track in our MotoGP live ticker. From the 1st practice session on Friday, we keep you up to date with all important information and results.
In addition, we provide you with the most important reactions and background reports on the practice sessions, qualifying sessions, and races. All news can be accessed free of charge on our website or in our app (for Android and iOS).
