After numerous Covid-19-related delays and schedule changes, we now have a MotoGP race schedule that begins on July 19 at the Jerez Circuit in Spain (see below). At this point, the events will go forward without fans present, so how do you watch the races on television/computer streaming?

In the United States, NBC has exclusive rights to broadcast MotoGP racing, primarily on the NBC Sports Network. If you have cable, you can purchase this channel directly, or in a package deal. Without cable, you have several other options.

NBCSN can be found on Hulu Plus, YouTube TV and other streaming sources, all for a fee of course. For example, Hulu Plus and YouTube TV each include NBCSN in their respective base packages, priced at $54.99/mo. and $64.99/mo., respectively. Several of these services provide free trial periods, which you will have to research on your own. Many of these non-cable options are described in an article we found here.

Here is the current NBCSN schedule for 2020 races (the reference to the first race in Qatar is for a Moto2 event – MotoGP did not occur at that circuit):

MotoGP schedule on NBCSN for 2020 (all times are ET)

Stop	Date	Grand Prix	Venue	Air Time	Network
				(ET)
1	8-Mar	Qatar – Moto2	Losail International Circuit	12:30 PM	NBCSN
2	19-Jul	Spain	Circuito de Jerez	8:00 PM	NBCSN
3	26-Jul	Andalucia	Circuito de Jerez	7:30 AM	NBCSN
4	9-Aug	Czech Republic	Automotodrom Brno	7:30 AM	NBCSN
5	16-Aug	Austria	Red Bull Ring – Spielberg	7:30 AM	NBCSN
6	23-Aug	Styria	Red Bull Ring – Spielberg	1:00 AM	NBCSN
7	13-Sep	San Marino	Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli	2:30 PM	NBCSN
8	20-Sep	Emilia Romagna	Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli	7:30 AM	NBCSN
9	27-Sep	Catalunya	Barcelona – Catalunya	11:00 PM	NBCSN
10	11-Oct	France	Le Mans	7:00 PM	NBCSN
11	18-Oct	Aragon	Motorland Aragon	7:00 PM	NBCSN
12	25-Oct	Teruel	Motorland Aragon	4:30 PM	NBC
10:30 PM	NBCSN
13	8-Nov	Europe	Comunitat Valencia – Ricardo Tormo	10:00 PM	NBCSN
14	15-Nov	Comunitat Valencia	Comunitat Valencia – Ricardo Tormo	2:30 PM	NBC
11:00 PM	NBCSN
	TBD	Americas	Circuit of the Americas
	TBD	Argentina	Termas de Rio Hondo
	TBD	Thailand	Chang International Circuit
	TBD	Malaysia	Sepang International Circuit

Of course, MotoGP.com still has its comprehensive Video Pass coverage, including races, practice sessions, qualifying and press conferences related to all 3 classifications, MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3. Information on purchasing the 2020 MotoGP Video Pass can be found here.

In other countries outside the United States, MotoGP coverage is likely handled by a different broadcaster. A summary of those broadcasters, by country, can be found on Wikipedia.

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