Only 81 thousandths. This is the difference in qualifying between the reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia and the leader of the 2024 world championship, Jorge Martin. The Italian chases the Spaniard in the world championship standings and, after the monstrous pole on Saturday (with a track record), tries to take the fourth success in the last five outings of the season, the third in a row. It will be a head-to-head between the two Ducati riders, as we have become accustomed to since last season. Watch out for the third wheel, Maverick Vinales who proved to be quite fast on the Assen circuit with his Aprilia.
• Event: Dutch GP
• Date: Sunday, June 30, 2024
• Dove: Assen
• Time: 2pm
• Live TV: Sky Sport Uno (201), Sky Sport MotoGp (208), Tv8
Where to see the Dutch GP and at what time
The entire weekend of the Dutch Grand Prix will be broadcast on Sky on channels 201 (Sky Sport Uno) and 208 (Sky Sport MotoGP) and free-to-air on TV8. The MotoGP race will begin on Sunday 30 June at 2pm and will be visible live on the channels of the satellite platform and live free-to-air on TV8 again at 2pm. Also on Sunday at 11:00 there will be the Moto3 race, while the Moto2 race will begin at 12:15. These races will also be visible live on TV8.
Dutch GP 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 Dutch GP
The commentary of the Dutch Grand Prix will be entrusted to Guido Meda, who will be accompanied by the commentary of Mauro Sanchini.
Sunday 30th June
• 11:00 Moto3 race
• 12.15pm Moto2 race
• 2.00pm MotoGP race
