After a month’s break, MotoGP is back on track. It was a useful break, especially for the market. Perhaps never before have we witnessed such an intense June as this year in terms of changes of shirt for the future, with so many irons in the fire. We witnessed the Martin earthquake, Marquez in the Ducati Factory, Bastianini and Vinales in KTM, lastly Bezzecchi in Aprilia. Now, at least for these riders, there is the serenity of the next two years settled, so they will be able to race the world championship classic with free will. In fact, the racing cars of the premier class will be on stage in Assen, in the University of Motorcycling. The Dutch TT has always been one of the iconic and historic races of the championship, on a track that was once legendary. Now there is very little left of that historic route, but it is still the atmosphere that is always unique. Standard times, sprint on Saturday at 3pm and the race on Sunday at 2pm, also visible live on TV8.
The program of the Dutch GP
MotoE qualifying: 5.05pm-5.35pm
MotoGP qualifying: 10.50-11.30
Moto3 qualifying: 12.50-13.30
Moto2 qualifying: 1.45pm-2.25pm
MotoGP Warm-Up: 9.40-9.50
Dutch GP: the race will be broadcast on Pay per View and free-to-air, deferred on TV8
The entire weekend of the Dutch GP will be broadcast live on Sky Sport 1 (satellite channel 201 and digital terrestrial 382) and on Sky MotoGP, Sky channel 208. The race will also be broadcast live on TV8.
Saturday 29th June MotoGP Qualifying: from 10:50am MotoGP Sprint: from 2:30pm
Sunday 30 June MotoGP race: from 1.30 pm
Dutch GP in Live-Streaming
The Dutch GP will be available in Live-Streaming on Sky Go, the streaming service reserved for Sky subscribers for viewing on PCs, smartphones and tablets by installing the app and in the streaming section of the TV8 website.
