With the Thai GP taking place in Thailand this weekend, Francesco Bagnaia has a 27-point lead over Jorge Martin in the MotoGP standings. The racing world has seen how quickly fortunes can change in this fast-paced sport. After Bagnaia won the sprint race in Indonesia, he went to the top of the leaderboard, but his advantage lasted barely a day. The cancellation of the sprint race at the most recent Australian Grand Prix added an extra dose of suspense to an already exciting season. Bagnaia managed to increase his lead over Jorge Martin, making him the clear frontrunner for the championship. With only four rounds remaining, there are 148 points still up for grabs this season. The 2023 MotoGP riders' title appears to be on the verge of being clinched by a Ducati rider, with only Brad Binder of KTM still having a mathematical chance, albeit being 142 points behind Bagnaia. Further, with Jorge Martin's victory in the Indonesian sprint race, Ducati has already clinched the constructors' title, and one of its teams is in prime position to win the teams' title as well.
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MotoGP Thailand GP: 2023 Thai GP Race Timings in India
Thai GP Start Time
Friday, October 27
Thai GP MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 09:15 am
Thai GP MotoGP Practice - 01:30 pm
Saturday, October 28
Thai GP MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 08:40 am
Thai GP MotoGP Qualifying - 09:20 am
Thai GP MotoGP Sprint - 01:30 pm
Sunday, October 29
Thai GP MotoGP Sprint - 01:30 pm
MotoGP: Where to Watch the 2023 Thai Grand Prix
JioCinema will let you watch the following MotoGP races for free in 2023. Users can easily watch all the MotoGP action on their smart TVs with this app, which is available for free download from both the Google Play Store and the Apple Store.
People may utilise JioCinema's services whenever they want since they have unrestricted access to them. For those who don't have a Jio SIM card, all they have to do is sign in and watch everything happen live. Users of the iPhone and iPad can use the app with iOS 7 or later. Users of the Android operating system can use it with version 4.3 or higher. If you have a Samsung Tizen operating system, you need at least version 2.4 to be able to use this service.
MotoGP Video Pass
Video Pass gives motorcycle racing fans all over the world the exciting chance to watch live footage of MotoGP events. People who pay for the service can watch both full races and short films with highlights from previous races. For the month of October, the MotoGP Video Pass membership costs Rs 4,236.
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MotoGP Thailand GP: About Chang International Circuit
The Chang International Circuit, which is located in the Buriram region and is therefore often known as the Buriram International Circuit, is the official host venue for the Thai MotoGP. It is the first circuit in Thailand to be certified as both FIA Grade 1 and FIM Grade A. The first MotoGP race was held here in 2018, making it a relatively new addition to the schedule.
The 4.55km track features 12 turns in a clockwise orientation. It has a lot of straightaways, so it looks easy, but riders have to strike a balance between speed and accuracy. The final turn is a popular place for passing, albeit doing so can result in either a successful pass or a detour into the gravel trap. The region's extreme heat and heavy humidity also present unique challenges for riders, who must masterfully control tyre temperatures.
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