the weekend TV schedule

The 2024 MotoGP World Championship heads to the Sachsenring circuit. Find the complete program for the German Grand Prix with timetables for France.

The Dutch Grand Prix has barely finished and all eyes are already on the German Grand Prix. The 9^th round of the season takes place this weekend from July 5-7, 2024.

2024 MotoGP German Grand Prix: Championship Update

Before heading to the Sachsenring for MotoGP this weekend, a point on the championship is needed. In the Netherlands, it’s Francesco Bagnaia who dominated everything. On pole for the Sprint, he won it hands down. Then everything went smoothly during the race.
Part 5^th, because of a penalty, he quickly regained the lead of the race. He quickly distanced himself and managed to maintain more than a second gap with Jorge Martin his pursuer. “I had a blast all weekend, everything was perfect, Bagnaia rejoiced after the race. We were precise, quick, we made the ideal choice of tires, I am truly over the moon. »
The double world champion signs his fifth victory in eight races and the 23^th victory of his career. He is now only 10 points behind Jorge Martin, leader of the championship. The most exciting battle was between Giannantonio, Marquez, Vinales, Bastianini and Acosta. And it was Bastianini who came out on top after the fall of d’Acosta. Concerning the French, Fabio Quartararo finished twelfth, ahead of Johann Zarco.

MotoGP 2024 German Grand Prix: where and how to follow?

Canal+the only official broadcaster of MotoGP in France, is broadcasting the entire German Grand Prix program on Canal+ Sport 360. Sunday, the category races Moto 2, Moto 3 and Moto E will also be broadcast.
You will then have to switch to Canal+ for the MotoGP Grand Prix. For Belgian viewers, the race is available free of charge on the airwaves of the RTBF (Tipik) and on the Auvio online platform.
And to make sure you don’t miss anything, you can watch the full TV schedule just below, for the German Grand Prix with the times and broadcast channels for France (Canal+, Canal+360) and Belgium (RTBF/Tipik/Auvio).