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

MotoGP returns to Asia this weekend with the Japanese Grand Prix at Twin Ring Motegi. All eyes are on Marc Marquez, who could wrap up the 2025 Riders’ Championship if he extends his lead to 185 points over his brother Álex Marquez, representing Gresini Ducati. If Marquez succeeds, he will clinch his seventh premier-class title, drawing level with Valentino Rossi’s record. It would also bring his career tally across all categories to nine, again matching Rossi’s figure. For MotoGP followers, the chance to see Marquez equal one of the sport’s most iconic achievements ensures significant interest in this round.

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Motegi itself adds weight to the occasion. As Honda’s home circuit, it has been central to Marquez’s career highlights in the past. Winning the championship here in Ducati colours would underline not only his current form but also his transition from Honda’s leading figure to Ducati’s spearhead. 

MotoGP Japanese GP: Motegi Race Timings in India

Friday, September 26

Motegi MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 07:15 am

Motegi MotoGP Practice - 11:30 am

Saturday, September 27

Motegi MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 06:40 am

Motegi MotoGP Qualifying - 07:20 am

Motegi MotoGP Sprint - 11:30 am

Sunday, October 28

Motegi MotoGP Race - 11:30 am

MotoGP Japanese GP: Where to Watch the 2025 Race

MotoGP viewers in India can watch every session live on FanCode, including the Grand Prix, the Tissot Sprint, and all practice rounds. The platform will also provide highlights, rider interviews, analysis, and behind-the-scenes coverage in one place.

Those who want full access can use the MotoGP VideoPass, which is available as a separate subscription. It offers live and on-demand viewing of free practice, qualifying, races, and post-race highlights across the weekend.

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With both FanCode and MotoGP VideoPass available, Indian audiences have multiple options to follow the Japanese GP.