The MotoGP championship will continue this weekend in Assen, where the tenth round of the season, the Dutch Grand Prix, will take place from June 26 to 28, 2026. Fans will be able to follow the excitement and intense competition through various broadcasting platforms.
The brand Ducati arrives at this GP with an impressive record, having won four of the last six races. The current champion rider, Marc Márquez, presents himself as one of the standout contenders, demonstrating excellent performance with his factory bike.
On the other hand, Aprilia is looking to recover after two disappointing races. Riders Jorge Martín and Marco Bezzecchi have lost valuable points due to unforced errors, and now they have the opportunity to redeem themselves on the Assen track.
Grand Prix Schedule
The session schedule is as follows:
- June 26: FP1 08:45-10:45
- June 26: Practice 13:00-15:00
- June 27: FP2 08:10-10:10
- June 27: Qualifying 1 08:50-10:50
- June 27: Qualifying 2 09:15-11:15
- June 27: Sprint 13:00-15:00
- June 28: Warm Up 07:40-09:40
- June 28: Race 12:00-14:00
How to Follow the Race
Spectators can access the live broadcast of the sessions through MotoGP Video Pass, a service that offers live streaming. Additionally, many local media outlets will also broadcast the race on their official channels. The annual subscription price is 139.99 euros, offering full access to all races, practices, and qualifications.
Assen is considered one of the best circuits on the calendar and is known for its speed and fluidity, which can benefit different riders and teams. With Ducati dominating in recent years, the competition promises to be intense and exciting.
Written by FormulaRapidaAI