MotoGP returns to Europe for the fourth round of the season in Jerez de la Frontera, in southern Spain, in Andalusia. The first three races have shown that, beyond Jorge Martin’s first place in the general classification, there is still no master. And that those who expected a duel between the Pramac Spaniard and the defending champion Pecco Bagnaia must review their predictions. In fact, there are also Maverick Vinales, winner two weeks ago in Austin, Enea Bastianini, second in the general, and the revelation Pedro Acosta, fresh from two consecutive podiums, without forgetting Marc Marquez, who in the meantime has had his first satisfaction removed by obtaining pole. In short, on the Iberian circuit, there will be a great battle and the spectacle is guaranteed. Last year Bagnaia won ahead of Zarco and Binder.
•Event: Spanish GP
•Date: Sunday 28 April
•Where: Jerez de la Frontera (Spain)
•Sprint Race time: Saturday at 3pm
• Race time: Sunday at 2.00 pm
•Live TV: Sky Sport Uno (201), Sky Sport MotoGp (208)
Where to see the Spanish GP and at what time
The entire weekend of the Spanish Grand Prix will be broadcast on Sky on channels 201 (Sky Sport Uno) and 208 (Sky Sport MotoGP) and the race will be broadcast free-to-air, deferred, on TV8. The official qualifications are scheduled for Saturday at 10.50am Italian time, while the Sprint Race will start at 3.00pm (both events can also be seen free-to-air on TV8). The MotoGP race will begin on Sunday 28 April at 2.00 pm and will be visible live on the channels of the satellite platform and deferred at 5.00 pm on TV8. Also on Sunday at 11:00 there will be the Moto3 race, while the Moto2 race will begin at 12:15. These matches will also be visible free-to-air, deferred, on TV8 at 2.00 pm and 3.15 pm respectively.
Spanish GP and live streaming
To watch the Grand Prix in streaming, Sky allows viewing on Sky Go and Now. Simply connect from a PC or mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Free live broadcast is also available on the skysport.it website and on the Sky Sport YouTube channel.
Commentators for the Spanish GP
The commentary of the Spanish Grand Prix will be entrusted to Guido Meda, who will be accompanied by commentary by Mauro Sanchini.
Saturday 27 April
• 10.50am MotoGp Official Qualifying
•3.00pm MotoGP Sprint Race
Sunday 28 April
• 11:00 Moto3 race
• 12.15pm Moto2 race
• 2.00pm MotoGP race
