Indonesia. A stunning, photo-like backdrop for our Round 17 of the season, where tension and anticipation couldn’t be higher. Jorge Martin (Aprilia Racing) enters the weekend with a two-point hold over Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team) as the #93 arrives at a venue where he has yet to win a Grand Prix. There may be plenty to look out for this weekend, but times aren’t one of them, as we’ve got you covered with the full schedule for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia!
THURSDAY: GearUp for Indonesia
We’ve got plenty of build-up ahead of an exciting weekend at the Indonesian GP as MotoGP GearUp gets underway. Starting at 15:00 Local Time (UTC +8), Jack Appleyard and Louis Suddaby will bring you through the latest stories from the paddock before we head to the Ducati and Aprilia Press Conference at 15:30. Then it's back to our normal schedule as Thursday's Press Conference begins, with Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez and Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing) heading on stage at 16:00, answering questions from the world’s media!
FRIDAY: track action gets underway
Friday morning hosts our first track action, with Moto3 FP1 exiting pitlane at 09:00. That’s all before Moto2 head out on circuit at 09:50, with MotoGP to follow for FP1 at 10:45. We’ve got a small break for lunch before Moto3 are back out for a very important Practice session at 13:15. Moto2 follow, with the intermediate class setting the stage for MotoGP Practice at 15:00, where the top 10 score direct entry into Q2!
SATURDAY: qualifying and Sprint drama take over
There’s not long to wait before we return on Saturday morning with Moto3 FP2 starting proceedings at 08:40. Moto2 are at 09:25 before the premier class enjoys their first Saturday appearance at 10:10 with MotoGP FP2, before qualifying gets underway at 10:50. After a short bite, Moto3 set the grid from 12:45 before Moto2 begin the battle for pole position at 13:40. Finally, we round off an exciting day with some racing action at 15:00, that’s right, it’s time for the MotoGP Tissot Sprint!
SUNDAY: we go racing at the Indonesian GP
We’ve got an action-packed schedule on Sunday, with MotoGP Warm Up beginning an important day of action at 10:40. That’s before the real contests begin as Moto3 head onto the grid for a potential title deciding 20 laps at 12:00. Following the lightweight category is Moto2, with 22 laps to look forward to at 13:15. Finally, the main event is next as MotoGP return to the circuit for the Indonesian GP at 15:00. After the Flag follows at 16:20, bringing you all the reaction ahead of the post-GP Press Conference!
Join us for an unmissable weekend as our title fight and flyway tour continue in style!