MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix - Start time, how to watch & more

Championship leader Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) starts from pole position for the second race in a row, with Franco Morbidelli (Petronas SRT) and Jack Miller (Ducati) joining him on the front row.

Francesco Bagnaia will line up fourth on the grid on the second of the factory Ducatis, three places ahead of Qatar GP winner Maverick Vinales.

The Suzukis of Alex Rins and Joan Mir could only qualify ninth and 10th, while Marc Marquez failed to progress to Q2 on Saturday and starts his second comeback race from 14th on the grid.

What time does the Spanish MotoGP start today?

The Spanish GP will get underway at 14:00 local time (+2 GMT) on Sunday.

The race distance is set at 25 laps. 

• Date: Sunday, May 2, 2021
• Start time:  12:00 GMT / 13:00 BST / 14:00 CEST / 08:00 ET / 5:00 PT / 22:00 AEST / 21:00 JST / 17:30 IST

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 the Spanish MotoGP?

The following channels will broadcast the Spanish MotoGP race:

Europe:

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

Asia:

• Japan: G+/Hulu
• Thailand: PPTV
• India: Eurosport
• Indonesia: Trans 7
• Malaysia and Singapore: Fox Sports
• China: Star Sports / Guangdong Television 
• South Korea: Star Sports

Americas

• USA: NBCSN
• Canada: DAZN
• Brazil: Fox Sports
• Argentina: ESPN+

Oceania

• Australia: Fox Sports
• New Zealand: Spark Sport (new for 2021)

Africa

• Sub-Saharan Africa - SuperSport / Canal+

Can I stream the Spanish MotoGP?

MotoGP offers its own on-demand streaming service for live coverage of grands prix. 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. Several local broadcasters also stream MotoGP races on their official websites.

Starting grid:

Cla	#	Rider		Bike	Time	Gap
1	20	Fabio Quartararo		Yamaha	1'36.755
2	21	Franco Morbidelli		Yamaha	1'36.812	0.057
3	43	Jack Miller		Ducati	1'36.860	0.105
4	63	Francesco Bagnaia		Ducati	1'36.960	0.205
5	30	Takaaki Nakagami		Honda	1'37.008	0.253
6	5	Johann Zarco		Ducati	1'37.054	0.299
7	12	Maverick Viñales		Yamaha	1'37.070	0.315
8	41	Aleix Espargaro		Aprilia	1'37.085	0.330
9	42	Alex Rins		Suzuki	1'37.124	0.369
10	36	Joan Mir		Suzuki	1'37.154	0.399
11	33	Brad Binder		KTM	1'37.467	0.712
12	6	Stefan Bradl		Honda	1'37.502	0.747
13	44	Pol Espargaro		Honda	1'37.407	0.652
14	93	Marc Marquez		Honda	1'37.489	0.734
15	23	Enea Bastianini		Ducati	1'37.675	0.920
16	88	Miguel Oliveira		KTM	1'37.746	0.991
17	46	Valentino Rossi		Yamaha	1'37.915	1.160
18	10	Luca Marini		Ducati	1'37.925	1.170
19	9	Danilo Petrucci		KTM	1'38.065	1.310
20	73	Alex Marquez		Honda	1'38.069	1.314
21	27	Iker Lecuona		KTM	1'38.139	1.384
22	32	Lorenzo Savadori		Aprilia	1'38.325	1.570
23	53	Tito Rabat		Ducati	1'38.641	1.886
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