The sixth race of the MotoGP season will take place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, and the series is gearing up for another thrilling round of action. Jorge Martín is enjoying a fantastic season so far, leading the world standings with 129 points after victories in both the French and Portuguese Grands Prix. Close behind him in the championship are Pecco Bagnaia with 91 points and Marc Márquez with 89 points, the latter aiming to secure his first home victory of the season and regain momentum. It would be foolish of us to ignore Enea Bastianini (also with 89 points), who is on an upward trajectory, or Maverick Viñales (81 points), who has already won a race this season. Here's the full timing schedule for the MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix based on Indian timing.
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MotoGP Catalan GP: 2024 Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya Race Timings in India
Catalunya GP Start Time
Friday, May 24
Catalunya MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 02:15 pm
Catalunya MotoGP Practice - 06:30 pm
Saturday, May 25
Catalunya MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 01:40 pm
Catalunya MotoGP Qualifying - 02:20 pm
Catalunya MotoGP Sprint - 6:30 pm
Sunday, May 26
Catalunya MotoGP Race - 5:30 pm
MotoGP Catalan GP: Where to Watch the 2024 Catalunya Race
MotoGP fans can enjoy the thrilling races of the 2024 season for free on the JioCinema app, making it easy to watch MotoGP events on smart TVs and other devices. To get started, simply download the JioCinema app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.
With the JioCinema app, users can watch MotoGP races live without any restrictions, regardless of whether they have a Jio SIM. The app is compatible with Android devices running version 4.3 or higher and iOS devices running version 7 or later. Samsung Tizen users need to ensure their operating system is updated to at least version 2.4 to use JioCinema.
Additionally, the 2024 MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Eurosport and Sports 18 in India.
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MotoGP Catalan GP: Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
The sixth round of the MotoGP season takes place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, a 4.66-kilometre track that has been a staple in the MotoGP schedule since the early 1990s. Originally hosting the European Motorcycle Grand Prix, the circuit became the official site for the Gran Premio de Catalunya in 1995.
Widely regarded as one of the best-designed courses in recent history, the Circuit de Catalunya was honoured with the prestigious IRTA 'Best Grand Prix' trophy in 2001, recognizing its excellence and contribution to the sport.
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