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

MotoGP qualifying sessions have proved to be incredibly unpredictable this year, with four different riders taking pole position in the first five rounds.

Fabio Quartararo is the only rider to have been on pole twice year, both at the Jerez circuit at the start of the season, but has seen his form dwindle in recent weeks - with a 10th-place finish in Styria qualifying the lowest point of his campaign so far.

KTM riders, meanwhile, will be optimistic of a strong result after Pol Espargaro put the Austrian outfit on pole position at the previous round at the Red Bull Ring.

The pressure will be on Yamaha and Honda following an underwhelming start to the season for the two Japanese manufacturers.

What time does qualifying for the San Marino MotoGP start? 

Q1 will begin at 2:10pm local time (CEST), followed by the pole-deciding Q2 at 2:35pm. Each session will last 15 minutes. 

• Date: Saturday, September 12, 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

Americas

• USA: NBCSN
• Canada: DAZN
• Brazil: Sport TV
• Argentina: ESPN+

Oceanica

• Australia: Fox Sports
• New Zealand: Sky TV

Can I stream qualifying?

MotoGP offers its own on-demand streaming service, where users can watch every qualifying and race live. 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 Misano

There is zero chance of rain at Misano on Saturday. According to the forecast, the minimum temperature will be 19C and maximum temperature will be 27C. 

San Marino GP - FP1 results:

Cla	Rider		Bike	Time	Gap
1	Maverick Viñales		Yamaha	1'32.198
2	Fabio Quartararo		Yamaha	1'32.748	0.550
3	Aleix Espargaro		Aprilia	1'32.949	0.751
4	Johann Zarco		Ducati	1'33.181	0.983
5	Bradley Smith		Aprilia	1'33.244	1.046
6	Joan Mir		Suzuki	1'33.497	1.299
7	Jack Miller		Ducati	1'33.502	1.304
8	Cal Crutchlow		Honda	1'33.538	1.340
9	Pol Espargaro		KTM	1'33.569	1.371
10	Takaaki Nakagami		Honda	1'33.654	1.456
11	Valentino Rossi		Yamaha	1'33.693	1.495
12	Franco Morbidelli		Yamaha	1'33.694	1.496
13	Brad Binder		KTM	1'33.828	1.630
14	Andrea Dovizioso		Ducati	1'33.868	1.670
15	Alex Marquez		Honda	1'33.921	1.723
16	Alex Rins		Suzuki	1'34.040	1.842
17	Danilo Petrucci		Ducati	1'34.101	1.903
18	Francesco Bagnaia		Ducati	1'34.154	1.956
19	Stefan Bradl		Honda	1'34.323	2.125
20	Iker Lecuona		KTM	1'34.553	2.355
21	Tito Rabat		Ducati	1'34.619	2.421
22	Miguel Oliveira		KTM	1'34.645	2.447
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San Marino GP - FP2 results:

Cla	Rider		Bike	Time	Gap
1	Fabio Quartararo		Yamaha	1'32.189
2	Franco Morbidelli		Yamaha	1'32.367	0.178
3	Pol Espargaro		KTM	1'32.476	0.287
4	Iker Lecuona		KTM	1'32.675	0.486
5	Valentino Rossi		Yamaha	1'32.732	0.543
6	Maverick Viñales		Yamaha	1'32.742	0.553
7	Danilo Petrucci		Ducati	1'32.825	0.636
8	Brad Binder		KTM	1'32.920	0.731
9	Miguel Oliveira		KTM	1'32.935	0.746
10	Aleix Espargaro		Aprilia	1'32.936	0.747
11	Andrea Dovizioso		Ducati	1'32.945	0.756
12	Takaaki Nakagami		Honda	1'32.975	0.786
13	Alex Rins		Suzuki	1'33.015	0.826
14	Johann Zarco		Ducati	1'33.049	0.860
15	Joan Mir		Suzuki	1'33.124	0.935
16	Jack Miller		Ducati	1'33.368	1.179
17	Francesco Bagnaia		Ducati	1'33.400	1.211
18	Bradley Smith		Aprilia	1'33.568	1.379
19	Stefan Bradl		Honda	1'33.631	1.442
20	Cal Crutchlow		Honda	1'33.696	1.507
21	Alex Marquez		Honda	1'33.806	1.617
22	Tito Rabat		Ducati	1'33.923	1.734
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