Honda's Marc Marquez battles with Yamaha's Valentino Rossi
2018 MotoGP BeIN Television Schedule
The 2018 MotoGP season is underway, and we have the 2018 MotoGP television schedule on BeIN for you.As always, the times are subject to change and preemption, so do not set your DVR early in the year and forget about it. We will do our best to reflect any schedule changes.
However, not all 19 rounds are broadcast live in the United States on BeIN cable channel due to soccer conflicts. BeIN will show some races live on its auxiliary channels, with delayed coverage on the main BeIN channel.If you have cable access to BeIN, you can watch the other BeIN channels at BeIN Sports Connect USA on a web browser. You will need to have the Microsoft Silverlight plug-in installed, as well as having your cable sign-in username and password ready.All times shown are Eastern Time in the United States.In addition to watching the MotoGP races on BeIN Sports, you can also get a MotoGP VideoPass at MotoGP.com. The MotoGP VideoPass runs €140, and we think it’s worth it.Honda’s Marc Marquez battles with Yamaha’s Valentino RossiIn addition to streaming the races in all three Grand Prix classes live, as well as on-demand later, the MotoGP VideoPass also gives you live coverage of all the practice and qualifying sessions, plus the post-qualifying and post-race press conferences and plenty of other original content—it’s a must for fans of MotoGP. The live streams and replays are quite reliable, and of 1080p HD quality.Strap yourself in for another exciting year featuring reigning MotoGP Champion Marc Márquez (Repsol Honda), as well as past MotoGP Champions Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) and Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Team). Looking for their first MotoGP championships will be Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team), Maverick Viñales (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) and Dani Pedrosa (Repsol Honda Team).
2018 MotoGP Television Schedule on BeIN Sports (Eastern Time)
Qatar Grand Prix, Losail International Circuit
March 18
2. Argentine Grand Prix, Autódromo Termas de Río Hondo
April 8
3. Grand Prix of the Americas, Circuit of the Americas
April 22
4. Spanish Grand Prix, Circuito de Jerez
May 6
5. French Grand Prix, Le Mans Bugatti Circuit
May 20
6. Italian Grand Prix, Mugello Circuit
June 3
7. Catalunya Grand Prix, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya
June 17
8. Dutch Grand Prix, TT Circuit Assen
July 1
9. German Grand Prix, Sachsenring
July 15
10. Czech Republic Grand Prix, Automotodrom Brno
August 5
11. Austrian Grand Prix, Red Bull Ring
August 12
12. British Grand Prix, Silverstone Circuit
August 26
13. San Marino Grand Prix, Misano World Circuit
September 18
14. Aragon Grand Prix, Motorland Aragon
September 23
15. Thailand Grand Prix, Chang International Circuit
October 7
16. Japanese Grand Prix, Twin Ring Motegi
October 21
17. Australian Grand Prix, Phillip Island Circuit
October 28
18. Malaysia Grand Prix, Sepang International Circuit
November 4
19. Valencia Grand Prix, Circuit Ricardo Tormo
LIVE COVERAGE• Saturday, Nov. 17: GP live qualifying coverage from 7 – 10 a.m. ET.• Sunday, Nov. 18: GP race coverage from 4:50 – 9 a.m. ET. (race slotted to begin 8 a.m.)
Note: All times are Eastern Time in the United States and subject to change without notice.
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