MotoGP Malaysia: times and where to watch the Sepang race on TV and in streaming

The weather could be the arbiter of the sporting confrontation between Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac Racing team, 453 points in the general classification) and Pecco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team, 436), expected protagonists on the Sepang circuit for the Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix, nineteenth round of the MotoGP season. Certainly the challenge between the two contenders has reached its hottest phase, with the direct pursuers having to settle for a podium placement and with the prospect of a Valencian Community Grand Prix, scheduled in two weeks, which must make the take into account the damage caused (mainly to the infrastructure connecting to the route) by the flood and bad weather that hit various areas of Spain in the last few hours. In short, the reigning world champion must try to replicate the success achieved in 2022, even if the first match point is in the hands of a Spanish rider capable of winning on this track only in 2018 in Moto3. In the last non-European weekend of the season it will also be interesting to observe the performances of Marc Marquez (Gresini Racing team, 356 points) and Enea Bastianini (Ducati Lenovo Team, 345), given that both could represent the tip of the balance in the fight for world title. At Ducati, therefore, there will also be a celebration for the Riders’ World Championship, after having already won the one reserved for teams and manufacturers. In the general classification Ktm follows with Brad Binder and future factory team rider Pedro Acosta (Red Bull Gasgas Tech3), while at Aprilia it is up to Maverick Viñales to get as close as possible to the top five among the riders, before taking his leave from Noale. Also on track is Andrea Iannone, replacing Fabio di Giannantonio, already projected towards next season (and awaiting a delicate surgery on his left shoulder). Five years after the last time, the rider from Vasto will therefore return to the saddle of a MotoGP, in this case the Ducati designed by Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team. Moto2 and Moto3 are also on track, for a double catwalk for the winners (already proclaimed) Ai Ogura (Mt Helmets – MSI) and David Alonso (Cfmoto Gaviota Aspar team).

MOTOGP MALAYSIA, WHERE TO SEE IT

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The Petronas Malaysian Grand Prix. scheduled for Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd November 2024 on the Sepang circuit, it will be broadcast live in full by Sky Sport on the Sky Sport MotoGP channel (also on the move on SkyGo) and in streaming on NOW. On TV8 live, free-to-air starting from Saturday morning, with practice, qualifying and the Sprint race at 7.55am. At button 8 on the remote control, programming will continue on Sunday 3 November 2024, with the deferred broadcast of the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP races.

MOTOGP MALAYSIA, TV PROGRAMMING

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Below are the TV times of the 2024 Malaysian Grand Prix, with the complete television programming:

Sky Sport, Now e SkyGo (live)

Friday 1 November 2024

02.00 – Moto3 Free Practice 1

03.50 – Moto2 Free Practice 1

03.45 – MotoGP Prove Libere 1

06.15 – Moto3 Prove 1

07.05 – Moto2 Prove 1

01.40 – Moto3 Prove 2

02.25 – Moto2 Prove 2

03.10 – MotoGP Prove Libere 2

08.00 – MotoGP Sprint 10 giri

Sunday 3 November 2024

03.40 – MotoGP Warm-Up

08.00 – MotoGP Race (20 laps, repeats at 11.00, 14.00 and 19.00)

TV8 (broadcast, live or deferred)

08.00 – MotoGP Sprint 10 giri

Sunday 3 November 2024

03.40 – MotoGP Warm-Up

14.05 – Gara MotoGP (20 gears)