MotoGP on TV today – How can I watch qualifying for the Andalusian GP?

Petronas Yamaha rider Fabio Quartararo claimed pole position at Jerez last weekend, leading the works M1 of Maverick Vinales. Marc Marquez prevented an all-Yamaha front row by setting the third fastest time in qualifying, 0.157s off the pace of Quartararo.

Francesco Bagnaia was the lead Ducati rider in fourth aboard the Pramac-run Desmosedici GP20.

Quartararo will be the favourite for the top spot in qualifying again, having impressed with his one-lap pace ever since he made his MotoGP debut on a year-old M1 last year.

His chances of claiming pole position for a second round running have been boosted by the arm injury Marquez sustained in a crash in the closing stages of the race.

Although the Spaniard was initially expected to wait until the third round at Brno to make his return, he has been declared fit for the Andalusian GP.

What time does qualifying for the Andalusian MotoGP start? 

The opening leg of Andalusian GP Qualifying (Q1) will begin at 2:10pm CEST. Q2 will run from 2:35pm - 2:50pm local time.

• Date: Saturday 25th July 2020 
• Start time: 2:10pm CEST / 1:10pm BST / 8:10am ET / 5:10am PT / 5:40pm IST / 9:10pm JST / 10:10pm AEST
  

Can’t find your country or region in the list? Check the MotoGP schedule page for the broadcast times in your local timezone.

How can I watch qualifying?

Europe:

• Spain: DAZN
• UK: BT Sport
• France: Canal+
• Germany and Austria: ServusTV/DAZN
• Italy: Sky Sport
• Hungary: Spiler TV
• Netherlands: Eurosport

Asia:

• Japan: G+/Hulu
• Thailand: PPTV
• India: Eurosport
• Indonesia: Trans 7
• Malaysia and Singapore: Fox Sports

America

• USA: NBC (delayed)
• Canada: DAZN
• Brazil: Sport TV
• Argentina: ESPN+

Oceania

• Australia: Fox Sports
• New Zealand: Sky TV

Can I stream qualifying?

MotoGP provides its own on-demand streaming service. The MotoGP video pass is available for an annual fee of 139.99 euros. Users also can subscribe to the service on a monthly basis for 29.99 euros.

Weather forecast for Jerez

Expect sunny weather in Jerez on Saturday, with temperatures peaking at 36C in the afternoon. 

Andalusian GP - FP1 results:

Cla	Rider		Bike	Time	Gap
1	Maverick Viñales		Yamaha	1'37.063
2	Valentino Rossi		Yamaha	1'37.205	0.142
3	Brad Binder		KTM	1'37.370	0.307
4	Franco Morbidelli		Yamaha	1'37.416	0.353
5	Pol Espargaro		KTM	1'37.442	0.379
6	Miguel Oliveira		KTM	1'37.492	0.429
7	Jack Miller		Ducati	1'37.566	0.503
8	Takaaki Nakagami		Honda	1'37.592	0.529
9	Aleix Espargaro		Aprilia	1'37.735	0.672
10	Andrea Dovizioso		Ducati	1'37.739	0.676
11	Joan Mir		Suzuki	1'37.749	0.686
12	Iker Lecuona		KTM	1'37.832	0.769
13	Fabio Quartararo		Yamaha	1'37.892	0.829
14	Johann Zarco		Ducati	1'37.955	0.892
15	Alex Marquez		Honda	1'37.957	0.894
16	Danilo Petrucci		Ducati	1'37.997	0.934
17	Francesco Bagnaia		Ducati	1'38.309	1.246
18	Tito Rabat		Ducati	1'38.393	1.330
19	Bradley Smith		Aprilia	1'38.692	1.629
20	Cal Crutchlow		Honda	1'39.050	1.987
21	Alex Rins		Suzuki	1'40.222	3.159
22	Marc Marquez		Honda
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Andalusian GP - FP2 results:

Cla	Rider		Bike	Time	Gap
1	Takaaki Nakagami		Honda	1'37.715
2	Johann Zarco		Ducati	1'37.870	0.155
3	Pol Espargaro		KTM	1'37.889	0.174
4	Franco Morbidelli		Yamaha	1'38.010	0.295
5	Maverick Viñales		Yamaha	1'38.107	0.392
6	Fabio Quartararo		Yamaha	1'38.132	0.417
7	Joan Mir		Suzuki	1'38.144	0.429
8	Valentino Rossi		Yamaha	1'38.292	0.577
9	Francesco Bagnaia		Ducati	1'38.309	0.594
10	Jack Miller		Ducati	1'38.385	0.670
11	Brad Binder		KTM	1'38.441	0.726
12	Andrea Dovizioso		Ducati	1'38.442	0.727
13	Danilo Petrucci		Ducati	1'38.543	0.828
14	Tito Rabat		Ducati	1'38.557	0.842
15	Miguel Oliveira		KTM	1'38.642	0.927
16	Aleix Espargaro		Aprilia	1'38.722	1.007
17	Iker Lecuona		KTM	1'38.768	1.053
18	Alex Marquez		Honda	1'38.806	1.091
19	Cal Crutchlow		Honda	1'38.847	1.132
20	Alex Rins		Suzuki	1'39.101	1.386
21	Bradley Smith		Aprilia	1'39.476	1.761
22	Marc Marquez		Honda
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