The new MotoGP season is upon us: this week, the 2026 MotoGP season begins in Thailand, with the first Grand Prix taking place between February 27 and March 1: there will be sprint race on Saturday and finally the Grand Prix on Sunday, ending the first of 22 race weekends until November, with one goal in mind of almost everyone: stop Marc Márquez's domination after he swept last year with Ducati Lenovo, taking the crown with five races still to go.
In the pre-season tests, his brother Álex Márquez has already impressed with Gresini Racing, but it's Marco Bezzecchi the one expected to stand as main contender for Marc this year, at least in Buriram, after setting a new lap record at the Thai circuit.
If you don't want to miss any of the MotoGP action, here's all you need to know to follow the Thailand Grand Prix live:
Thailand Grand Prix 2026 times:
Due to time differences, the practice and qualifying will take place at dawn, but the races on Saturday and Sunday will start at 9 AM in the morning (CET), 8 AM in the UK.
Friday, 27 February
Free Practice 1: 04:45 - 5:30 CET, 03:45 GMT
Saturday, 28 February
Free Practice 2: 04:10 - 04:40 CET, 03:45 GMT
Qualifying 1: 04:50 - 05:50 CET, 03:50 GMT
Qualifying 2: 05:15 - 05:30 CET, 04:15 GMT
Sprint: 09:00 CET, 08:00 GMT
Sunday, 1 March
Moto3 Race: 06:00 CET, 05:00 GMT
Moto2 Race: 07:15 CET, 06:15 GMT
MotoGP Race: 09:00 CET, 08:00 GMT
How to watch MotoGP live in Europe:
Here's an updated 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