MotoGP 2017 World Championship timetable in Malaysia and how to watch it on television

The MotoGP World Championship will hold this weekend its penultimate round of the 2017 season in Malaysia, at the Sepang Circuit, closing out the Asian leg in the most exciting way, with Marc Márquez and Andrea Dovizioso engaged in a fierce battle for the crown of the premier class.

Márquez has built a substantial advantage going into this round in Malaysia, since after the Australian round there is a 33-point gap between the Honda rider and the Ducati rider. Without a doubt, the Phillip Island round was not the best for the Italian, as he lost many opportunities after making a mistake on the second lap, losing many positions and having to fight back to earn the most points possible, but finishing the race from 13th position.

Therefore, in Malaysia Márquez will have the first match ball of this 2017 season, but it will not be easy, since Dovi will fight to make things difficult for him. However, it will not depend solely on those two, as the rest of the riders and the weather conditions will be key for the penultimate round of the year. In 2016 the victory went to Dovi, followed by Rossi and Lorenzo, so there is maximum expectation for this round of the 2017 season.

Below you can see the live timetable. Keep in mind that on the night of Saturday to Sunday the clocks change.

Friday, 27 October 2017

• 03.00-03.40h: Moto3: Free Practice 1
• 03.55-04.40h: MotoGP: Free Practice 1
• 04:55-05.40h: Moto2: Free Practice 1
• 07:10-07:50h: Moto3: Free Practice 2
• 08.05-08.50h: MotoGP: Free Practice 2
• 09:05-09.50h: Moto2: Free Practice 2

Saturday, 28 October 2017

• 03:00-03.40h: Moto3: Free Practice 3
• 03:55-04.40h: MotoGP: Free Practice 3
• 04:55-05.40h: Moto2: Free Practice 3
• 06:35-07.15h: Moto3: Qualifying
• 07:30-08.00h: MotoGP: Free Practice 4
• 08:10-08.25h: MotoGP: Qualifying 1
• 08:35-08.50h: MotoGP: Qualifying 2
• 09:05-09.50h: Moto2: Qualifying

Sunday, 29 October 2017

• 02:40-03.00h: Moto3 Warm Up
• 02.10-02.30h: Moto2 Warm Up
• 02:40-03.00h: MotoGP Warm Up
• 05:00h:Moto3 Race
• 06:20h: Moto2 Race
• 08:00h: MotoGP Race

To follow the categories of the Motorcycle World Championship, whether Moto2, Moto3 or the premier class MotoGP in Spain, you need to be a subscriber to Movistar Plus or Vodafone TV. From 10 euros a month you can subscribe to the plan that gives access to the channels of these television platforms.

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