MotoGP 2017 timetable in Valencia and how to watch it on television

Gloria     8 November 2017     2 min.
MotoGP 2017 timetable in Valencia and how to watch it on television

Márquez and Dovizioso fight for the MotoGP title in Valencia, at the legendary Cheste circuit, where the Spaniard arrives with a 21-point lead

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The MotoGP World Championship arrives this weekend for the final round of the 2017 season, and it does so at the legendary Valencia Circuit, where we will see the final chapter of a very interesting year, with the championship still unresolved.

In Valencia we will see the last duel between Dovizioso and Márquez, the Ducati rider and the Honda rider, who are contesting the crown of the top category this weekend. Although the 93 has a 21-point lead over the 4, anything could happen at the Valencia round. Tension between them is at its highest.

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Furthermore, we must not only consider Dovi and Marc, as Jorge Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa, Maverick Viñales and Valentino Rossi could be key to the outcome of the 2017 season, especially the 99 and the 26, who are part of the teams fighting for the rider’s title. Without a doubt, from Friday to Sunday there will be plenty of tension, maximum expectation and excitement among the participants, the public, the fans and the teams.

For its part, Moto3 and Moto2 will also be present at the event, with their respective champions as the main protagonists: Joan Mir and Franco Morbidelli.

Don’t hesitate to head to the Valencia track, make the most of the MotoGP finale on site, so note down the timetable and enjoy the event.

Friday, 10 November 2017

  • 09.00-09.40h: Moto3: Free Practice 1
  • 09.55-10.40h: MotoGP: Free Practice 1
  • 10:55-11.40h: Moto2: Free Practice 1
  • 13.10-13.50h: Moto3: Free Practice 2
  • 14.05-14.50h: MotoGP: Free Practice 2
  • 15:05-15.50h: Moto2: Free Practice 2

Saturday, 11 November 2017

  • 09:00-09.40h: Moto3: Free Practice 3
  • 09:55-10.40h: MotoGP: Free Practice 3
  • 10:55-11.40h: Moto2: Free Practice 3
  • 12:35-13.15h: Moto3: Qualifying
  • 13:30-14.00h: MotoGP: Free Practice 4
  • 14:10-14.25h: MotoGP: Qualifying 1
  • 14:35-14.50h: MotoGP: Qualifying 2
  • 15:05-15.50h: Moto2: Qualifying

Sunday, 12 November 2017

  • 08:40-09.00h: Moto3 Warm Up
  • 09.10-09.30h: Moto2 Warm Up
  • 09:40-10.00h: MotoGP Warm Up
  • 11:00h:Moto3 Race
  • 12:20h: Moto2 Race
  • 14:00h: MotoGP Race

To follow the Motorcycle World Championship categories, whether Moto2, Moto3 or the top category MotoGP in Spain, you need to be a subscriber to Movistar Plus or Vodafone TV. Plans start at 10 euros a month and give access to the channels of these television platforms.

Source | MotoGP Official website


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