From 3.00 pm: Where to watch the MotoGP Sprint live at MotorLand Aragon

As well as the official website motogp.com, Sky Sport also broadcasts all 22 race weekends of the MotoGP World Championship, featuring the premier class, Moto2 and Moto3. However, both services are subject to a subscription fee. At the turn of the year from 2023 to 2024, the Austrian private broadcaster ServusTV, part of Red Bull Media House, ceased its linear broadcasting operations in Germany; since then, MotoGP coverage has been provided through a partnership with DF1. From 2027, selected races will be shown on free-to-air television in Germany on RTL.

Twelve selected events from the premier class of motorbike racing will be broadcast live and free-to-air on DF1 in 2026; digitally, these races can be viewed on the streaming services ServusTV On and Red Bull TV, which are also accessible on any modern TV set. Highlights will be shown for the remaining events.

This weekend’s Aragon Grand Prix is one of the events that will be broadcast live in Germany. DF1 will broadcast the MotoGP qualifying session live on Saturday at 10.50 am. From 12.45 pm, the qualifying sessions for the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, as well as the MotoGP Sprint, will be shown. On Sunday, the channel will broadcast the races in all classes from 10.20 am.

In Austria, ServusTV is providing free coverage of the MotoGP World Championship via its linear and digital channels, including Red Bull TV. On Saturday, the MotoGP qualifying session will be broadcast live on ServusTV at 10.40 am. From 12.50 pm, the qualifying sessions for the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, as well as the MotoGP Sprint, will be shown. On Sunday, ServusTV will broadcast the races in all classes live from 10.20 am. ServusTV On has been on air since Friday.

SRG holds the linear and digital rights for Switzerland and will broadcast on SRF (German), RTS (French) and RSI (Italian). On Saturday, SRF zwei will show the MotoGP Sprint live from 2.50 pm. The channel will not be broadcasting Sunday’s MotoGP race. Both Saturday’s MotoGP Sprint and Sunday’s premier-class Grand Prix will be streamed live and available via the SRF Sport app.

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RSI will broadcast the MotoGP qualifying live on LA2 on Saturday at 10.45 am. From 12.50 pm, the qualifying sessions for the Moto3 and Moto2 classes, as well as the MotoGP Sprint, will be shown. From 6.15 pm, there will be repeats of the Moto2 qualifying session and the premier class sprint race. On Sunday, LA2 will broadcast the Moto3 and Moto2 races from 10.55 am. A recorded broadcast of the MotoGP race will follow at 10.50 pm.

RTS2 will show the MotoGP Sprint on Saturday at 3.00 pm. On Sunday, the channel will begin its live coverage of the MotoGP race at 2.30 pm.

Due to the allocation of secondary broadcasting rights, coverage may occasionally be available via providers not listed here. Furthermore, given the variety of transmission and reception technologies, as well as the specific choice of provider and its channel line-up, it can only be determined on a case-by-case basis whether MotoGP can be received legally.

Schedule for the 2026 Aragon Grand Prix (CEST):

Saturday, 29 August:

Sunday, 30 August: