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Spanish Grand Prix: Times and how to watch the return of the competition after one month

The 40th edition of the Spanish Grand Prix in Jerez, an opportunity for Márquez to catch up on Bezzecchi?
Javier Escribano Editor Spain 24 April 2026

MotoGP resumes this weekend nearly a month after the USA Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas, because the Grand Prix of Qatar in Lusail was delayed until November, hoping the the war in the Middle East would have ended by then. Marco Bezzecchi is the leader after winning the first two races of the year (and five races in a row), but the 2024 champion Jorge Martín has started well too, hoping to leave behind the disaster of the 2025.

And nobody can write Marc Márquez off, especially on a circuit where he has won three times already... but the last time was in 2019. It was his brother Álex Márquez the one that won in 2025. Who will win in the 40th edition of the Spanish GP in Jerez?

These are the times you can follow the Spanish Grand Prix this weekend:

Friday, April 24

  • Moto3 - FP1: 09:00 CEST, 09:35 BST
  • Moto2 - FP1: 09:50 CEST, 10:30 BST
  • MotoGP - FP1: 10:45 CEST, 11:30 BST

Saturday, April 25

  • MotoGP - Qualifying 1: 10:10 CEST
  • MotoGP - Qualifying 2: 11:15 CEST
  • Moto3 - Qualifying 1: 12:45 CEST
  • Moto3 - Qualifying 2: 13:10
  • Moto2 - Qualifying 1: 13:40
  • Moto2 - Qualifying 2: 14:04
  • MotoGP - Sprint: 15:00 CEST

Sunday, April 26

  • Moto3 - Grand Prix: 11:00 CEST, 10:00 BST
  • Moto2 - Grand Prix: 12:15 CEST, 11:15 BST
  • MotoGP - Grand Prix: 14:00 CEST, 13:00 BST

How to watch MotoGP live in Europe:

Here's a list of MotoGP broadcasters to watch MotoGP in 2026:

  • Austria: Sky, Servus TV
  • Balkans countries (Bosnia, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro): Arena Sports
  • Baltic countries: Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia: 3 Sport
  • Belgium: PlaySports, RTBF
  • Bulgaria: Max Sport
  • Croatia: Sportklub
  • Cyprus: Cyta Vision
  • Czechia: Nova Sport6
  • Denmark: 3 Sport
  • Finland: Viaplay
  • France: Canal+
  • Germany: Sky, Red Bull, DF1
  • Greece: Cosmote TV
  • Hungary: 4 Arena
  • Italy: Sky, Canala 8
  • Netherlands: Zigo Sport, NOS
  • Norway: Sport3
  • Poland: Polsat Sport
  • Portugal: Sport TV
  • Romania: Prima Sport 3
  • Spain: DAZN
  • Sweden: Sport Motor
  • UK: TNT Sports

After Spain, the MotoGP continues nearby: France (Le Mans) on May 8-10, Catalonia on May 15-17 and Italy-Mugello on May 29-31.

Editor Spain Javier Escribano wrote for Gamereactor from 2024, covering sport alongside video games and world news. His work appeared on the Spanish and international editions.
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