Indian fans can catch all MotoGP races live on Eurosport and the Discovery+ app this season. Eurosport India has secured a three-year deal with MotoGP commercial rights holder Dorna, covering the period from 2024 to 2026, for the Indian and South Asian regions.
Previously, MotoGP was streamed live on Eurosport from 2020 to 2022, but last year the championship moved to JioCinema. With this latest agreement, MotoGP will now continue to be televised, addressing the absence of a broadcasting deal for F1 in India.
Eurosport and Discovery+ will broadcast all MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions live in India. The 2024 season commences with the Qatar GP on March 8-10 and features a total of 21 races, including the Indian GP scheduled at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC) on September 20-22.
Despite challenges encountered during the inaugural Indian GP, such as high temperatures, Dorna emphasizes India’s significance as a key market for MotoGP. Government officials and sports promoters express enthusiasm about the collaboration with Eurosport, recognizing the growing interest in international sports in India.
Additionally, fans can stream races live on the Discovery+ app by subscribing for Rs 199 monthly or Rs 399 annually.
The 2024 Qatar GP India timings are as follows:
Friday:
– Moto3 Free Practice – 4:30pm
– Moto2 Free Practice – 5:20pm
– MotoGP Free Practice 1 – 6:15pm
– Moto3 Practice 1 – 8:45pm
– Moto2 Practice 1 – 9:35pm
– MotoGP Practice – 10:30pm
Saturday:
– Moto3 Practice 2 – 3pm
– Moto2 Practice 2 – 3:45pm
– MotoGP Free Practice 2 – 4:30pm
– MotoGP Qualifying – 5:10pm
– Moto3 Qualifying – 7:20pm
– Moto2 Qualifying – 8:15pm
– MotoGP Sprint – 9:30pm
Sunday:
– Moto3 Race – 7:30pm
– Moto2 Race – 8:45pm
– MotoGP Race – 10:30pm
The 2024 MotoGP grid includes riders from various teams such as Pramac Racing, Ducati, VR46 Racing, KTM, Aprilia, Gresini Racing, Yamaha, Trackhouse Racing, Honda, LCR Honda, and GasGas Tech3.
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