MotoGP, live TV and streaming of the Emilia-Romagna GP: where to see it and at what time

Event: Gp Emilia-Romagna

Data: Sunday 22 September 2024

Dove: Misano (Rimini)

Race time: Sunday at 1pm

Live TV: Sky Sport Uno (201), Sky Sport MotoGp (208), Tv8

Misano second act. Two weeks after the San Marino and Riviera di Rimini Grand Prix, the MotoGP restarts for the 14th round of the season from where it left off. The Emilia-Romagna GP takes place, which replaced the stage in Kazakhstan on the calendar, which was canceled due to logistical problems. The challenge on the circuit dedicated to Marco Simoncelli promises to be very close and is not just about him Martin e Bagnaiaseparated by just 4 points in the standings in favor of the Spaniard after the victory of the Sprint Race by Pecco, who will start in pole position on Sunday. In fact there is also Marc Marquez who is looking for the third consecutive success to sensationally enter the title fight.

Where to see the Emilia-Romagna GP and at what time

The entire weekend of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix will be broadcast on Sky on channels 201 (Sky Sports One) e 208 (Sky Sport MotoGP) and up TV8 (channel 8 of digital terrestrial and 125 of the Sky decoder). The race of MotoGp it will begin on Sunday 22 September at 1.00 pm and will be visible live on the channels of the satellite platform and, free-to-air and deferred, on TV8 at 4.00 pm. Also on Sunday at 10:00 there will be the race Moto3while that of the Moto2. These races will also be visible on TV8 at 1.00pm and 2.20pm respectively.

Emilia-Romagna GP in diretta streaming

To watch the Grand Prix in streaming, Sky allows viewing on Sky Go and Now. Simply connect from a PC or mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. Free live broadcast is also available on the skysport.it website and on the Sky Sport YouTube channel.

Commentators for the Emilia-Romagna GP

The commentary of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix will be entrusted to Guido Meda, who will be accompanied by commentary by Mauro Sanchini.

Sunday 22 September

10:00 am: Moto3

11:15 a.m.: Moto2

1.00 pm: MotoGP