MotoGP Thailand GP: Here’s When, Where and How to Watch 2024 Race in India

The MotoGP championship battle is getting exciting as we reach final few rounds of the 2024 season. This weekend, MotoGP riders will compete in the Thailand Grand Prix. Ducati riders Jorge Martín and Francesco Bagnaia are locked in a fierce battle for the title, with Enea Bastianini and Marc Marquez now likely out of the championship fight. For staying neutral in the rider championship, Ducati has temporarily paused development on their 2024 bike. Meanwhile, the Thai Grand Prix will be Di Giannantonio's last race of the season as the Italian rider will be going for surgery. With so much at stake, every race from now on promises to be a must-watch experience. So here is all you need to know about the upcoming MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix.

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MotoGP Thailand GP: 2023 Thai GP Race Timings in India  

Friday, October 25

MotoGP Thai GP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 09:15 am

MotoGP Thai GP Practice - 01:30 pm

Saturday, October 26

MotoGP Thai GP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 08:40 am

MotoGP Thai GP Qualifying - 09:20 am

MotoGP Thai GP Sprint - 01:30 pm

Sunday, October 27

MotoGP Thai GP Race - 01:30 pm

MotoGP Thailand GP: Where to Watch the 2024 Race

The 2024 MotoGP race will be live streamed for free on JioCinema. Users do not need a Jio SIM card to enjoy the live coverage, which is also compatible with smart TVs. The app supports the latest versions of iOS (iPhone 7 and later), Android (4.3 and later), and Samsung Tizen (2.4 and later).

In addition to JioCinema, Eurosport and Sports 18 will also broadcast the 2024 MotoGP Grand Prix live in India.

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For those seeking comprehensive MotoGP coverage, the official streaming service, MotoGP VideoPass, offers a yearly subscription that includes access to all MotoGP events, including practice sessions, qualifying rounds, races, and highlights.

MotoGP Thailand GP: About Chang International Circuit

The Chang International Circuit in Thailand joined the MotoGP calendar in 2018. This 4.55km circuit is known for its long straights and 12 challenging turns. While it may look simple, riders must balance speed and control, especially in the final turn, a common spot for overtaking, which can lead to errors.

Buriram's extreme heat and humidity add to the challenge, making tire temperature management crucial for optimal performance and safety.