There isn’t a moment’s pause. After the beautiful weekend in Assen, MotoGP immediately returns to the track from Saxony for the German Grand Prix, the new act of this increasingly exciting world championship. Strengthened by five victories in a row between sprints and races, Francesco Bagnaia wants to continue to dominate at the Sachsenring too, with the aim of gaining a world lead over Jorge Martin. The Spaniard still leads the overall championship but his lead has been reduced to just ten points. But now comes a track that is perhaps more favorable to the Spaniard, or at least according to the latest results, with Martinator who achieved an extraordinary double last year. Germany, however, is Marc Marquez’s absolute home, where in the golden times he triumphed for ten consecutive years, and here he also took his first victory in 2021 after the terrible accident the previous year. Canonical hours. Live as usual on SKY at the weekend, while TV8 will show Saturday’s events, therefore qualifying and sprint, live, while the races will be deferred.
The program of the German GP
08:30-08:45 MotoE Free Trials 1
09:00-09:35 Moto3 Free Practice 1
09:50-10:30 Moto2 Free Practice 1
10.45-11.30 MotoGP Free Practice 1
12:25-12:40 MotoE Free Trials 2
13:15-13:50 Moto3 Prove 1
14:05-14:45 Moto2 Prove 1
08:40-09:10 Moto3 Prove 2
09:25-09:55 Moto2 Prove 2
10:10-10:40 MotoGP Free Practice 2
10.50-11.05 MotoGP Q1 (live on TV8)
11:15-11:30 MotoGP Q2 (live on TV8)
12.15pm MotoE Race-1 (live on TV8)
12.50-13.05 Moto3 Q1 (live on TV8)
1.15pm-1.30pm Moto3 Q2 (live on TV8)
1.45pm-2.00pm Moto2 Q1 (live on TV8)
2.10pm-2.25pm Moto2 Q2 (live on TV8)
3.00pm MotoGP Sprint 15 laps (live on TV8)
4.10pm MotoE Race-2 (live on TV8)
09:40-09:50 MotoGP Warm-Up
11:00 Moto3 Race (delayed on TV8 at 14:05)
12.15pm Moto2 Race (delayed on TV8 at 3.20pm)
2.00pm MotoGP Race (delayed on TV8 at 5.05pm)
German GP: the race will be broadcast on Pay per View and free-to-air on Tv8
The entire German GP weekend will be broadcast live on Sky Sport 1 (Channel 201 satellite and 382 digital terrestrial) and on Sky MotoGP, Sky channel 208. The race will also be broadcast on free-to-air TV8. Sprint will also be broadcast live on free-to-air TV on Saturday at 4 pm.
GP di Germania in Live-Streaming
The German 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.
