LIVE live coverage of the qualifying and sprint race of the MotoGP Spanish GP in Jerez scheduled today: real-time updates. Bagnaia challenges Martin and Marc Marquez for pole from 10.50am. The start of the Sprint Race is set for 3:00 pm. Live free-to-air TV and streaming on TV8 and Sky. The race is scheduled for tomorrow at 2pm. On Fanpage.it live lap-by-lap coverage of today’s qualifying and the latest news.
MotoGP, the weekend programme: race tomorrow at 2pm
The program of the MotoGP Spanish GP is the canonical one: after the first two free practice sessions (FP1 and FP2) yesterday, today it is the turn of Free Practice 3 and qualifying with Q1 and Q2 and in the afternoon the Sprint Race, tomorrow as per tradition, it ends with the race that will award the most considerable amount of world championship points with the start set for 2 pm.
The results of free practice: Bagnaia the fastest, Vinales confirms himself
Pecco Bagnaia returned as a protagonist on the track that saw him win last year, setting the best time in Friday’s pre-qualifying sessions. The Ducati Italian preceded Maverick Vinales fresh from the double success in Austin. Marc Marquez took third place, also showing himself to be among the best in terms of pace on used tyres. Behind him was Marco Bezzecchi followed by Jorge Martin and Pedro Acosta. Direct qualification to Q2 of today’s qualifying also for Aleix Espargaro, Enea Bastianini, Fabio Di Giannantonio and Alex Marquez. Brad Binder, who crashed when he was doing his best lap, will have to go through Q1 instead.
MotoGP, TV times of qualifying and sprint race of the Spanish GP: live on Sky and TV8
Today the Qualifying and Sprint Race of the 2024 MotoGP Spanish GP will take place on the Jerez de la Frontera circuit: live TV and live streaming both on Sky and free-to-air on TV8 (channel 8 of digital terrestrial). After a further free practice session on the Spanish track, the riders of the premier class of the 2024 MotoGP will in fact be chasing pole position in this fourth round of the season.
Qualifying begins at 10.50 am with Q1 and then continues at 11.15 am with Q2. These will determine both the starting grid for tomorrow’s race and the starting line-up of the Sprint Race which will take place this afternoon: the starting time of the mini-race, which will last only 12 laps, is set at 3.00 pm . Qualifying for Moto3 (scheduled for 12.50pm) and Moto2 (starting at 1.45pm) will be held shortly before on the Jerez circuit.
Qualifying for the Spanish GP will determine the starting grid for both this afternoon’s Sprint Race and tomorrow’s race and can be followed live on TV both on Sky on the Sky Sport MotoGP channels (channel 208 of the satellite decoder) and Sky Sport Uno ( channel 201) and free-to-air on TV8 (channel 8 of digital terrestrial) with commentary by Guido Meda and technical commentary by Mauro Sanchini.
