Defending world champion, Francesco Bagnaia once again leads the general classification in the MotoGP™ category. The Italian racer has won 5 races this season and collected 283 points. The Ducati rider was followed by two other Ducati riders, namely Juan Martin (247 points) and Marco Bezzecchi (218 points). Pecco Bagnaia saw his opponents raise their heads, especially the Spaniard who won the last Grand Prix in San Marino and was on the podium at the previous race in Catalonia. This weekend, the premier category racers will travel to India at the Buddh international circuit. Inaugurated in 2011, the track is one of the new features of the 2023 MotoGP™ World Championship. Riders will therefore find a track already frequented by their Formula 1™ counterparts, considered technical by their peers. However, with a slightly smaller configuration, the distance is 4.96 kilometers, making this GP the sixth longest circuit on the calendar. The track has 8 turns, with a straight line of more than one kilometer. The race takes 24 laps or the equivalent of 119 kilometers. Which channel is broadcasting it? MotoGP™ Indian GP™and what time can you watch the race live?

MotoGP™ Indian Grand Prix™ live broadcast: on which channel to watch the match?

The MotoGP™ Indian Grand Prix™ takes place this Sunday, September 24. The race starts at 10:30 French time. If you want to experience MotoGP™ Indian GP™ live, visit CANAL+ channel. To follow the broadcast of free practice, qualifying and sprints, visit the CANAL+ SPORT 360 channel.

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