gave Moto GP Lives on the Asian mainland and it’s Australia’s turn after that. Thai GP. Oh Buriram, At the famous Chang International Circuit, key points are up for grabs in the title race, with Martin further distancing himself from Francesco Bagnia with the Phillip Island round, the Spaniard now 20 points behind the Italian after three races. Will Briram be decisive?
To settle accounts in Buriram?
The MotoGP hat-trick away from the Old Continent continues. Thailand, Where the title race could take a turning point. In fact, after the Buriram event, there will be only two stages left in the program, in which 74 points can be earned and any mistake could prove decisive. A clear message for Francisco Bagnia, Tracker on George Martin, It couldn’t be more wrong.
After the weekend in Melbourne, in fact, the Italian wants to return as a winner, so that the Spaniard is not gifted any more and arrives in Valencia to fight to the end, “Unfortunately, last week at Phillip Island we “There was something missing to be able to fight for victory, but we knew it wouldn’t be easy on this track. The Chang International Circuit is on paper a track where we can make the most of our skills,” Bagnaia said .
And Italian Two-time MotoGP World Champion He knows that all the variables will be decisive: “It will also be important to work well and to be quick, especially given the unpredictable weather that can reduce the time available for set-up. “We will do our best and try to achieve the best as always.”
MotoGP Thailand, where it is to follow.
As every year, Team Sky will be on track with test, qualifying, sprint races and live race commentary from the two-wheeled paddock at Briram.
Then the whole weekend will be done. Showing on Channel 208 (Sky Sport MotoGP).but also Now streaming. As always, commentary is entrusted to Guido Meda, with technical commentary from Mauro Sanchini and insights from the entire engine department. In fact, from Friday to Sunday, Channel 208 will be packed with two-wheeled enthusiasts who will be able to enjoy the show on the track.
Below are all the schedules for the weekend which, in addition to MotoGP, will see young Moto2 and Moto3 riders take to the track as usual.
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Friday 25 October
- 4.00 to 4.35 am: Moto3 – Free Practice 1
- Hours 4.50-5.30: Moto2 – Free Trials 1
- 5.45-6.30 am: MotoGP – Free Practice 1
- 8.15-8.50 am: Moto3 – Free Practice 2
- Hours 9.05-9.45: Moto2 – Free Practice 2
- 10-11am: MotoGP – Pre-Qualifying
Saturday 26 October
- 3.40-4.10 am: Moto3 – Free Practice 3
- Hours 4.25-4.55: Moto2 – Practice Sessions 3
- 5.10am-5.40am: MotoGP – Free Practice 2
- 5.50-6.30 am: MotoGP – Qualifying
- 7.50-8.30 am: Moto3 – Qualifying
- 8.45-9.25 am: Moto2 – Qualifying
- Ore 10: MotoGP – Sprint Race
Sunday 27 October
- Ore 4.40-4.50: MotoGP – Warm-up
- 6am: Moto 3 – Race
- 7.15.15 am: Moto2 – Race
- 9am: Moto GP – Race