MotoGP Indonesian GP: Here’s When, Where and How to Watch 2025 Race in India

MotoGP heads to Indonesia this weekend as the Mandalika International Street Circuit stages the next round of the 2025 season. With Marc Marquez already sealing the championship, the attention now moves to rider ambitions and late-season momentum. With no title pressure, he will look to convert his strong form into another win and add to his growing list of career milestones.

Francesco Bagnaia stands out as one of Marquez’s close challengers after an impressive double victory at Motegi, where he won both the Sprint and the main race. Meanwhile, Honda arrives with renewed confidence following Joan Mir’s podium finish in Japan, which marked a important progress for the manufacturer this season. The Mandalika round will test whether Honda’s breakthrough can be sustained against its rivals.

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The circuit itself poses distinct challenges with humid coastal conditions, heavy tyre wear and a flowing layout. Teams will need to manage setups precisely while balancing long-run strategy. While the title already decided, the Indonesian GP carries importance as riders and teams shape the closing stages of the season.

MotoGP Indonesian GP: Mandalika Race Timings in India

Friday, October 3

Mandalika MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 08:15 am

Mandalika MotoGP Practice - 12:30 pm

Saturday, October 4

Mandalika MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 07:40 am

Mandalika MotoGP Qualifying - 08:20 am

Mandalika MotoGP Sprint - 12:30 pm

Sunday, October 5

Mandalika MotoGP Race - 12:30 pm

MotoGP Indonesian GP: Where to Watch the 2025 Race

MotoGP fans in India can watch the Indonesian GP live across multiple platforms. FanCode will stream every session, including free practice, qualifying, the Tissot Sprint, and the Grand Prix. The service will also show highlights, rider interviews, analysis, and behind-the-scenes coverage, keeping all content in one place.

MotoGP VideoPass is available separately for those who want full access to every session. The subscription provides live and on-demand viewing of practice, qualifying, races, and post-race reviews. It also includes replays and extended coverage across the weekend, giving viewers flexibility in how they follow the event.

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With both FanCode and the MotoGP VideoPass available, Indian audiences have clear options to watch the Indonesian GP. Fans can choose between a local platform with complete sessions coverage or the official service that offers complete access throughout the race weekend.