Where to watch MotoGP depends on the viewer’s country and how much of a race weekend they want to see. Some broadcasters carry every practice, qualifying session, Sprint, and race. Others show only the main MotoGP sessions or selected rounds.
This guide identifies the main legal services in the championship’s strongest markets. It also explains when MotoGP VideoPass offers more coverage than a local channel. Readers following several competitions can compare more options through ForeverWatch’s sports streaming sites hub or its guide to services that watch live TV.
Last Updated: July 2026
How This Guide Was Structured
ForeverWatch checked MotoGP’s official 2026 broadcaster list first. It then compared that list with current schedules and rights announcements from the broadcasters.
The guide focuses on countries with strong motorcycle-racing audiences, major manufacturers, leading riders, or a current Grand Prix. It does not add countries simply to make the table longer. Because rights can change during a contract cycle, viewers should still confirm the listing for a specific weekend.
The coverage notes separate full-weekend services from selected free broadcasts. They also distinguish MotoGP VideoPass from TimingPass, which provides data rather than race video.
About MotoGP and a Race Weekend
MotoGP is the premier class of Grand Prix motorcycle racing. A typical weekend begins with practice on Friday. Saturday usually includes qualifying and the shorter Tissot Sprint, while the main Grand Prix takes place on Sunday.
Moto2 and Moto3 race at most of the same events. However, a broadcaster may give the premier class more airtime than the support categories. That difference matters when choosing a service.
The official 2026 MotoGP calendar contains 22 rounds across five continents. Fans who also follow four-wheel racing may find the structure in ForeverWatch’s guide to where to watch Formula 1 familiar. Nevertheless, the two championships have separate rights deals.
Where to Watch MotoGP by Country
The table lists the clearest starting point in each relevant market. “Full weekend” means the main service normally carries practice, qualifying, the Sprint, and Sunday races. Free coverage often follows a smaller schedule.
| Country or region | Main TV or streaming service | Free coverage | Typical access |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | FS1, FS2, FOX Sports app | No regular full-season option | Main races and Sprints |
| United Kingdom and Ireland | TNT Sports, HBO Max with TNT Sports | Occasional highlights only | Full weekend |
| Spain | DAZN | Selected promotional broadcasts may occur | Full weekend |
| Portugal | Sport TV during 2026 | No regular full-season option | Full weekend |
| Italy | Sky Sport MotoGP, NOW | Selected rounds on TV8 | Full weekend on Sky and NOW |
| France | Canal+, Canal+ Sport 360 | No regular full-season option | Full weekend |
| Germany | Sky Sport; selected rounds on DF1 | DF1 on selected weekends | Full season on Sky |
| Austria | ServusTV, ServusTV On | Yes | Broad live coverage |
| Switzerland | SRF, RTS, RSI; VideoPass | Selected sessions vary by language | Schedule varies |
| Australia | Kayo Sports, Foxtel; Network 10 | Australian GP on Network 10 | Full season on Kayo and Foxtel |
| Japan | Nippon TV services, Hulu Japan | Selected coverage may vary | Live and on-demand options |
| India | FanCode, Eurosport India | No fixed full-season free option | Full digital season on FanCode |
| Indonesia | Trans7, SPOTV NOW | Trans7 | Broader weekend access on SPOTV NOW |
| Malaysia and Thailand | SPOTV NOW | Local schedules vary | Live streaming |
| Brazil | ESPN | No regular full-season option | Live coverage |
| Latin America, Central America and Caribbean | Disney+ | No regular full-season option | Live streaming |
MotoGP maintains a current worldwide broadcaster directory. It remains the best final check when a local schedule changes.
Where to Watch MotoGP in the United States
FOX Sports holds the main US television package. The current FOX Sports MotoGP schedule places events on FS1 or FS2. Viewers with a participating TV provider can also use the FOX Sports app.
Channel assignments can move because FS1 and FS2 carry several sports. Therefore, viewers should check the event page before Friday practice. A recording can also help with races that start early in US time zones.
MotoGP VideoPass is the most direct alternative for fans who want every class and session. Its local terms should still be checked before purchase, since digital availability can differ by territory.
Where to Watch MotoGP in the UK and Ireland
TNT Sports remains the main home of the championship in both countries. Its package covers the premier class, Moto2, and Moto3, along with practice, qualifying, and Sprints. Warner Bros. Discovery has renewed those UK and Ireland rights.
Linear viewers can receive TNT Sports through providers such as Sky, Virgin Media, and EE. Streaming now runs through HBO Max with the TNT Sports add-on. Warner Bros. Discovery moved TNT Sports streaming from discovery+ to HBO Max in March 2026.
Free-to-air highlights sometimes appear, but they do not replace the live package. Consequently, TNT Sports is the reliable choice for a full weekend.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Spain and Portugal
DAZN carries the complete championship in Spain. It includes practice, qualifying, Sprints, and races from MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. Coverage is available live and on demand.
Portugal needs one extra note. MotoGP’s 2026 broadcaster list still names Sport TV for the current season. However, MotoGP announced in July that DAZN will hold Portuguese rights through 2031 under the next agreement. That same deal keeps DAZN in Spain through 2030.
Portuguese viewers should therefore check the event listing during the changeover. For the remaining 2026 rounds, Sport TV is the confirmed starting point.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Italy
Sky Sport MotoGP is Italy’s complete television home. NOW supplies the corresponding online stream. Both services carry every MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 Grand Prix live.
The current Sky Italy agreement runs through 2027. Sky also provides substantial practice, analysis, and paddock programming on its dedicated channel.
TV8 shows selected weekends free to air. Some of those sessions air live, while others use delayed coverage. As a result, the TV8 schedule is useful for casual viewers, but Sky or NOW gives fans the consistent full-season option.
Where to Watch MotoGP in France
Canal+ owns the French rights. Coverage moves among Canal+, Canal+ Sport 360, and temporary Canal+ Live channels when several events overlap.
The broadcaster’s MotoGP section carries live sessions, replays, highlights, and supporting programmes. A suitable Canal+ sports package therefore gives French viewers the clearest full-weekend route.
Exact channel placement changes from one Grand Prix to the next. Even so, the race listing inside the Canal+ app shows the correct feed. MotoGP VideoPass remains another direct option where its French terms allow access.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Germany receives full-season coverage through Sky Sport. Its MotoGP offering includes the main class and the support categories. DF1 also carries selected rounds free to air, so its schedule is worth checking before each weekend.
Austria has one of the strongest free options. ServusTV and ServusTV On provide extensive live coverage, often including all three classes.
In Switzerland, the SRG language services divide coverage among SRF, RTS, and RSI. Their schedules can differ. Therefore, viewers should check the service for their language region. VideoPass offers a more consistent direct package when available.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Australia
Kayo Sports and Foxtel provide the main full-season coverage in Australia. The Kayo MotoGP page lists live sessions and replays through the Fox Sports channels.
Network 10 also appears on MotoGP’s official 2026 broadcaster list. Its most important free coverage centres on the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix, which airs on Network 10 and streams through 10 Play.
Viewers who follow the entire championship should use Kayo or Foxtel as the dependable route. Network 10 is valuable for the home round, but it is not the main full-season service.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Japan
Nippon TV’s services remain central to Japanese coverage. The broadcaster publishes a current MotoGP broadcast schedule, while its G+ sports channel carries extensive race-weekend programming.
Hulu Japan is the main associated streaming option listed by MotoGP. Broadcast times and the available classes can vary by session, so the NTV schedule should be checked first.
Japan also has strong manufacturer and rider interest. Therefore, local coverage often includes dedicated analysis around Honda, Yamaha, and Japanese competitors. VideoPass can add the complete international feed and archive where available.
Where to Watch MotoGP in India
FanCode holds the digital streaming rights in India. Its current MotoGP hub lists live race weekends, full replays, Sprints, qualifying, and highlights.
Eurosport India provides the linear television route. As a result, viewers who want conventional TV can check the Eurosport schedule, while streaming-first fans can use FanCode.
FanCode sells sport and event access in several formats, so the exact pass can change. Checking the weekend page before payment will show whether coverage comes through an event pass or a wider subscription.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand
SPOTV NOW is MotoGP’s regional streaming partner across Southeast Asia. It provides the clearest common option for Malaysia and Thailand, although local packages can differ.
Indonesia also has a major free-to-air partner in Trans7. Its broadcasts usually focus on the most important premier-class sessions. Meanwhile, SPOTV NOW gives viewers a broader digital schedule.
Because local TV listings sometimes change near the start of a Grand Prix, fans should compare Trans7 and SPOTV on race week. The regional service is usually better for support-class coverage.
Where to Watch MotoGP in Brazil and Latin America
ESPN is the official Brazilian broadcaster listed for 2026. Its channels carry live coverage, while the connected streaming route depends on the viewer’s current television or Disney package.
Elsewhere in Latin America, Central America, and the Caribbean, Disney+ is MotoGP’s listed regional platform. Available commentary feeds and replay windows can differ by country.
Brazil returned to the calendar in 2026, which makes local schedule checks especially useful around the home race. ESPN remains the confirmed first stop in Brazil. Viewers elsewhere in the region should begin with the MotoGP tile inside Disney+.
What MotoGP VideoPass Includes
MotoGP VideoPass is the championship’s own streaming service. It carries every session from MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3, and MotoE live and on demand. The archive also contains more than 45,000 videos dating back to 1992.
Apps are available for phones, web browsers, Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, and Roku. However, subscription prices can vary by location and billing period. Local restrictions may also affect access.
VideoPass suits viewers who want one consistent world feed, every support race, and historic events. A local broadcaster may offer better commentary, studio analysis, or a lower price.
MotoGP VideoPass Is Not TimingPass
The two official products serve different purposes. VideoPass supplies live and recorded video. TimingPass supplies live timing data, sector information, gaps, tyre details, and other race statistics.
TimingPass does not provide the television picture by itself. Therefore, it should complement a broadcast rather than replace one. Fans who only want to watch races need VideoPass or a local broadcaster, not a timing-only plan.
How to Watch Moto2 and Moto3
Moto2 and Moto3 usually compete on the same weekend as the premier class. Yet some free channels show only the MotoGP Sprint and main race.
Full sports packages such as TNT Sports, DAZN Spain, Sky Italy, Canal+, Kayo, and FanCode generally provide broader support-class coverage. VideoPass also carries every session from both championships.
Before choosing a service, viewers should check whether “MotoGP” describes the entire weekend or only the top division. That small detail can decide whether the Moto2 and Moto3 races appear live.
Can MotoGP Be Watched for Free?
Free live coverage exists in several markets, but it rarely covers the whole global season. Austria’s ServusTV offers one of the best free schedules. Italy’s TV8 and Germany’s DF1 show selected rounds, while Australia’s Network 10 focuses on the home Grand Prix.
Indonesia’s Trans7 also carries important sessions. In other countries, official MotoGP social channels and broadcaster sites provide free highlights rather than complete races.
Free schedules can change at short notice. Therefore, viewers should confirm whether a session is live, delayed, or highlights-only.
Replays, Highlights, and On-Demand Viewing
Most paid streaming services provide replays, although the viewing window varies. VideoPass has the deepest archive. FanCode, DAZN, Canal+, Kayo, Hulu Japan, and HBO Max also offer on-demand viewing within their territories.
Broadcasters usually publish short highlights on their websites or social accounts. MotoGP’s official site adds race summaries, interviews, and selected clips.
Fans avoiding spoilers should open the replay section directly. Some home screens display results or winner images before the video starts.
FAQs About MotoGP Channels
Is MotoGP on regular television?
Yes, in many countries. Examples include FS1 and FS2 in the US, TNT Sports in the UK, Sky Sport in Italy and Germany, Canal+ in France, and Eurosport India.
Does FOX show every MotoGP race in the US?
FOX Sports schedules the championship across FS1 and FS2. Channel placement can change, so viewers should check the listing for each weekend.
Is MotoGP free in the UK?
There is no regular full-season free live package. TNT Sports carries the complete live coverage, while free outlets may offer limited highlights.
Can viewers watch the Sprint and the main race on the same service?
Usually, yes, on a full-weekend service. Selected free broadcasters may show one session but not the other.
Which service carries MotoGP in Spain?
DAZN carries practice, qualifying, Sprints, and races for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 in Spain.
FAQs About VideoPass, Replays, and Support Races
Does MotoGP VideoPass include Moto2 and Moto3?
Yes. VideoPass includes live and on-demand sessions from MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3, and MotoE.
Is VideoPass available in every country?
Availability and local terms can differ because of media-rights agreements. The subscription page confirms access for the viewer’s location.
Can a race be watched after it finishes?
Yes. VideoPass and most major streaming partners provide replays, although each service sets its own availability window.
Does TimingPass include live race video?
No. TimingPass provides live data and statistics. Viewers need VideoPass or a local broadcaster for video.
Why does the broadcaster change when travelling?
MotoGP sells media rights by territory. Therefore, a subscription that works at home may offer different content in another country.
Final Thoughts
The best answer to where to watch MotoGP starts with the local rights holder. FOX Sports serves the US, TNT Sports covers the UK and Ireland, and DAZN is the main Spanish platform. Sky leads in Italy and Germany, Canal+ serves France, while Kayo and Foxtel provide Australia’s full season.
In Asia, Hulu Japan, FanCode, Trans7, and SPOTV NOW cover the championship in their respective markets. ESPN serves Brazil, while Disney+ covers much of Latin America. VideoPass remains the broadest direct option for every class, session, replay, and historic race. Even so, viewers should confirm a specific event before subscribing because channel placement and regional terms can change.
