2026 Aragon MotoGP: Start times and how to watch
Information below on how to watch this weekend’s 2026 Aragon MotoGP round, including timings and schedule.
This is how to watch the 2026 Aragon MotoGP , round 13 of the world championship, which takes place from 28-30 August.
We’ve also listed the start times for all this weekend’s MotoGP sessions below, in both local time and UK time.
Jorge Martin holds a 31-pont title lead over factory Aprilia team-mate Marco Bezzecchi heading into the Aragon MotoGP.
However, all eyes will be on defending champion Marc Marquez, who lost ground last time at Silverstone but has won the last four races at Aragon (Sprint and Grand Prix) since joining Ducati.
In total, Marquez has won seven times in the premier-class in front of the home Aragon fans and will be under pressure to continue that trend after slipping 40-points from Martin with meagre 9-7 results at Silverstone.
Between them are Bezzecchi and Trackhouse Aprilia’s Ai Ogura.
The Italian steadied the ship with a double podium at Silverstone and will have welcomed the two-weekend break to continue recovering from the Sachsenring injuries.
However, Ogura had more time than he would have liked to mull over his first race mistake of the season.
Team-mate Raul Fernandez reigned supreme at Silverstone, but remains 56 points from Martin, with VR46 Ducati’s Fabio di Giannantonio in fifth, just one point from Marc Marquez.
Aragon will see two injured riders attempt a return: LCR Honda’s Johann Zarco, absent since suffering knee injuries in a brutal Turn 1 restart accident in Catalunya, and Gresini Ducati’s Fermin Aldeguer, who fractured a vertebra at Assen.
Cal Crutchlow will remain on standby, should Zarco decide to step back after practice.
When is the 2026 Aragon MotoGP?
The Aragon MotoGP round runs from 28-30 August.
Two free practice sessions will be held on Friday, 28 August. Final practice, qualifying and the Sprint race are on Saturday, 29 August. Warm-up and the grand prix are on Sunday, 30 August.
What are the start times for the 2026 Aragon MotoGP?
Friday 28 August:
10:45am (local)/9:45am (UK) - MotoGP FP1
3:00pm (local)/2:00pm (UK) - MotoGP Practice
Saturday 29 August:
10:10am (local)/9:10am (UK) - MotoGP FP2
10:50am (local)/9:50am (UK) - MotoGP Qualifying
3:00pm (local)/2:00pm (UK) - MotoGP Sprint
Sunday 30 August:
9:40am (local)/8:40am (UK) - MotoGP Warm-up
2:00pm (local)/1:00pm (UK) – MotoGP Race
How to watch the 2026 Aragon MotoGP?
MotoGP's official Video Pass streaming service will broadcast all of the sessions live.
MotoGP Video Pass costs €148.99 for the whole season including Timing Pass, or €139.99 for the whole season without live data.
A monthly pass costs €29.99.
How to watch the 2026 Aragon MotoGP in the UK?
Alternatively, for UK-based fans, TNT Sports is showing every session of the Czech MotoGP.
A subscription to TNT Sports through HBO Max starts from £27.99 per month, depending on your plans.
Like the Video Pass, every Moto2 and Moto3 session is also covered live by TNT Sports.
Crash.net provides live text updates during all MotoGP track sessions, except warm-up.
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