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MotoGP — 2026 championship hub.

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Updated May 26, 2026 · DynastyDaily Editorial
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MotoGP 2026 features 22 Grands Prix with Saturday Sprint races and Sunday main races, running March-November. Jorge Martín (Aprilia, moved from Ducati for 2026) defends his 2025 World Championship against Pecco Bagnaia, Marc Márquez, Pedro Acosta, and Brad Binder. Watch worldwide via MotoGP VideoPass (€169/year) or in the US on ESPN+ as part of the base subscription.

MotoGP 2026 — at a glance

Detail2026
Races / year22 Grands Prix
Sprint racesEvery weekend (Saturday)
ManufacturersDucati, KTM, Aprilia, Yamaha, Honda
2025 World ChampionJorge Martín (Aprilia)
Defending team champDucati Lenovo
Season windowMarch - November
Where to watchMotoGP VideoPass, Trackhouse, ESPN+ (US)

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Where to watch MotoGP 2026

MotoGP VideoPass (€169/yr) streams every session live worldwide. In the US, races air on ESPN+ as part of the base subscription ($11.99/mo). UK viewers can watch on TNT Sports. Italy has Sky Sport MotoGP.

Frequently asked

Who is the current MotoGP World Champion?
Jorge Martín won the 2025 MotoGP World Championship, his first title. He has moved from Pramac Ducati to factory Aprilia for the 2026 season.
How many MotoGP races are in 2026?
The 2026 MotoGP calendar features 22 Grands Prix, each with a Sprint race on Saturday and the main race on Sunday. The season runs March through November.
Where can I watch MotoGP in 2026?
MotoGP VideoPass (€169/year) streams every session worldwide. In the US, MotoGP airs on ESPN+ ($11.99/month). UK: TNT Sports. Italy: Sky Sport MotoGP. Spain: DAZN.
What's the difference between MotoGP and Formula 1?
MotoGP uses 1000cc prototype motorcycles (riders, not cars), races on the same 22-race schedule, and is the premier motorcycle racing championship. F1 uses cars; both share several circuits (Catalunya, Silverstone, Mugello visiting) but have different governing bodies (FIM for MotoGP, FIA for F1).
Who is the most successful MotoGP rider ever?
Giacomo Agostini holds the all-time record with 15 World Championships (8 in 500cc/MotoGP class). Among modern era: Valentino Rossi (9 total titles including 7 in MotoGP/500cc), Marc Márquez (8 total).

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