Brief History of Moto GP
MotoGP, the premier class of motorcycle road racing, has a storied history that dates back to 1949. Originating from the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix, it has become a cornerstone of motorsport. Over the decades, MotoGP has seen significant evolution, both in terms of technology and safety.
In the early days, the motorcycles were relatively simple, with limited power and rudimentary safety features. However, as the sport grew in popularity, manufacturers began investing heavily in research and development. This led to the introduction of advanced technologies such as electronic fuel injection, sophisticated suspension systems, and aerodynamic enhancements. These innovations have made the bikes faster, more reliable, and more thrilling to watch.
The combination of cutting-edge technology and a strong emphasis on safety has helped MotoGP maintain its status as one of the most exciting and dynamic motorsports in the world, attracting millions of fans globally.
TV Broadcasts
Australia
- Fox Sports
- 10 Play
USA
- TNT Sports
- MAX
England
- TNTSPORTS2
- BT Channel 409
- SKY Channel 411
- Virgin Channel 528
Italy
- SKY
- Canale 8
All of these may vary from race to race.
Online Streaming Options
Australia
- Kayo Sports
- MotoGP Video Pass
- Foxtel Now
USA
- DirectTV Stream
- Hulu
- Sling Orange
- MotoGP Video Pass
England
- ITV Hub Streaming Service
- MotoGP Video Pass
Italy
- Sky Go
- MotoGP Video Pass
I personally would always recommend the MotoGP Video Pass as it will always cover the event event every race no matter where you are located.
Schedule For 2024
- 10th March – Qatar (Lusail International Circuit)
- 24th March – Portugal (Autódromo Internacional do Algarve)
- 14th April – Americas (Circuit of The Americas)
- 28th April – Spain (Circuito de Jerez-Ángel Nieto)
- 12th May – France (Le Mans)
- 26th May – Catalunya (Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya)
- 2nd June – Italy (Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello)
- 16th June – Kazakhstan (Sokol International Racetrack)
- 30th June – Netherlands (TT Circuit Assen)
- 7th July – Germany (Sachsenring)
- 4th August – Great Britain (Silverstone)
- 18th August – Austria (Red Bull Ring-Spielberg)
- 1st September – Aragon (MotorLand)
- 8th September – San Marino (World Circuit Marco Simoncelli)
- 22nd September – India (Buddh International Circuit)
- 29th September – Indonesia (Pertamina Mandalika International Circuit)
- 6th October – Japan (Mobility Resort Motegi)
- 20th October – Australia (Phillip Island)
- 27th October – Thailand (Chang International Circuit)
- 3rd November – Malaysia (Sepang International Circuit)
- 17th November – Comunitat (Valenciana Ricardo Tormo Circuit)
