In India, all MotoGP races will be broadcast live on the Eurosport app this year, thanks to a new three-year deal signed between Eurosport India and MotoGP’s commercial rights holder, Dorner, spanning from 2024 to 2026.
Previously, MotoGP was streamed live on Eurosport from 2020 to 2022 but moved to JioCinema last year. While Formula 1 still lacks a broadcasting deal in India, this recent agreement ensures continued TV coverage of MotoGP.
Eurosport will broadcast all MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 sessions live in India. Monthly and annual subscriptions are available for Rs 199 and Rs 399, respectively.
The 2024 season commences with the Qatar GP on March 8-10, featuring a total of 21 races, including the Indian GP set for September 20-22 at the Buddh International Circuit (BIC).
The inaugural Indian GP attracted 111,000 attendees over the weekend, with the BIC layout receiving praise from riders despite the challenging weather conditions. While preparations for the 2024 edition continue, Dorna emphasizes India’s significance as a crucial market for MotoGP.
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