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

The MotoGP paddock moves to Mugello for the Italian GP. Marc Marquez is leading the championship by a comfortable margin of 32 points over his brother, Alex Marquez. Francesco Bagnaia, the third-placed rider in the championship, will be a rider to watch as he has won three consecutive times at this circuit. Although Bagnaia had a terrible beginning to his 2025 season, he showed that he is back in form by taking third place at the recent Aragon Grand Prix.

The Ducati factory Team is leading the Teams' championship with 373 points, followed by Gresini Racing with 274 points and VR46 Racing with 214 points. Ducati is currently leading the Constructors' championship with 282 points, followed by Honda with 119 points and KTM with 106 points.

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MotoGP Italian GP: 2025 Mugello Race Timings

Friday, June 20

MotoGP Italian GP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 2:15 pm

MotoGP Italian GP Practice - 6:30 pm

Saturday, June 21

Italian Free Practice Nr. 2 - 1.40 pm

MotoGP Italian GP Qualifying - 2.20 pm

MotoGP Italian GP Sprint - 6:30 pm

Sunday, June 22

MotoGP Italian GP - 5:30 pm

MotoGP Italian GP: Where to Watch the 2025 Race

FanCode has secured exclusive rights to broadcast MotoGP in India from 2025 through 2027 in a three-year deal. All Grand Prix, Tissot Sprint, and major races will be streamed live on the website. Indian fans will also be able to view highlights of the race, interviews with the riders, expert analysis, and backstage coverage as part of the comprehensive coverage.

This collaboration is aiming to raise MotoGP's profile in India by providing Indian fans with complete access to race weekends. The exposure features live sessions and highlights, enabling an audience to stay updated with team performances and race positions throughout the season.

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MotoGP VideoPass will remain as a stand-alone subscription. It will provide live and on-demand coverage of all practice sessions, qualifying, races, and highlights for those who wish to view the entire weekend without interruption.