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

The MotoGP grid heads to the Sepang International Circuit this weekend for the penultimate round of the 2025 season. The Malaysian round will pose a challenge, with heat and humidity set to test riders and machines alike. Marc Marquez remains out due to injury, and Michele Pirro will again replace him for Ducati. Jorge Martin and Maverick Vinales will also miss the round, giving other riders a chance to score valuable points as the season nears its conclusion. Alex Marquez holds a strong second place with a 97-point lead over Marco Bezzecchi, with only 74 points remaining after Malaysia. A strong result at Sepang could confirm his position in the championship and deliver a Marquez family one-two in the final standings. Francesco Bagnaia, currently fourth, aims to recover after tough weekends in Indonesia and Australia.

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The Sepang round will also sees Augusto Fernandez make a wildcard appearance with Yamaha as part of the team’s ongoing V4 development project.

MotoGP Malaysian GP: 2025 Sepang Race Timings in India

Friday, October 24

Malaysian GP MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 1 - 08:15 am

Malaysian GP MotoGP Practice - 1:05 pm

Saturday, October 25

Malaysian GP MotoGP Free Practice Nr. 2 - 07:40 am

Malaysian GP MotoGP Qualifying - 08:20 am

Malaysian GP MotoGP Sprint - 12:30 pm

Sunday, October 26

Malaysian GP MotoGP Race - 12:30 pm

MotoGP Malaysian GP: Where to Watch the 2025 Race

MotoGP fans in India can follow the Australian Grand Prix live through two main streaming options. FanCode will broadcast every session, including free practice, qualifying, the Tissot Sprint, and the main race. The platform will also feature highlights, interviews, expert analysis, and behind-the-scenes content, offering viewers complete weekend coverage in one place.

For fans who prefer more detailed access, MotoGP VideoPass provides live and on-demand coverage of every session. Subscribers can watch full race replays, qualifying sessions, and post-race reviews anytime, making it easy to stay updated with the global championship.

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At 5.54 km long, the Sepang Circuit combines fast straights with technical corners. Its layout, along with Malaysia’s heat and humidity, makes it a tough test for riders and machines.