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After a long wait, which was further extended due to the cancellation of the Kazakhstan Grand Prix, MotoGP activity finally returns with a championship that is more exciting than ever, particularly among the drivers. However, when it comes to the teams, Ducati have been comfortably dominating, with a significant 132-point lead over their closest pursuers, KTM.

On the driver’s front, the difference between the top contenders is not as significant. The current leader, Francesco Bagnaia, has accumulated 194 points, closely followed by Jorge Martin with 159 points and Marco Bezzechi with 158 points. Interestingly, Bezzechi will be the poleman in Silverstone, offering him an excellent opportunity to close the points gap and potentially gain an advantage over the leader, Bagnaia.

When will British Grand Prix 2023 take place?

The MotoGP British Grand Prix 2023 will take place at the Silverstone Circuit in Silverstone, England this Sunday, August 6 at 8:00 AM (ET).

British Grand Prix: Time by State in the US

ET: 8:00 AM
CT: 7:00 AM
MT: 6:00 AM
PT: 5:00 AM

How to watch British Grand Prix

This MotoGP British Grand Prix 2023 will be broadcast in the United States on Fubo (free trial). Other options: NBC Sports.

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The drivers’ championship is currently experiencing an intense and captivating battle. Marco Bezzechi is hot on the heels of Francesco Bagnaia, with a close margin between them in the standings. Jorge Martin is also actively involved in the fight, holding the third position, just three points behind Bezzechi and 24 points from Bagnaia.

The three Ducatis, who dominate the teams’ championship and are strong favorites to win the tournament this year, face a challenging race ahead. “Peco” Bagnaia will begin from pole position, while Bezzechi will be aiming to make up ground starting from fifth place. The stage is set for an exciting and competitive battle among these riders

When will German Grand Prix 2023 take place?

The MotoGP German Grand Prix 2023 will take place at the Sachsenring in Saxony, Germany today, June 18 at 8:00 AM (ET).

German Grand Prix: Time by State in the US

ET: 8:00 AM
CT: 7:00 AM
MT: 6:00 AM
PT: 5:00 AM

How to watch German Grand Prix

This MotoGP German Grand Prix 2023 will be broadcast in the United States on Fubo (free trial). Other options: NBC Sports.

On the one hand, there will be activity in the two main categories of cars and motorcycles. Formula 1 will have its third race of the season, the Australian GP in which Red Bull will seek to remain leaders in the teams’ championship, while the drivers’ championship fight between Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez continues. The MotoGP will have its second race of the season, with Francesco Bagnaia, last champion, seeking to repeat the victory achieved in Portugal.

There will also be activity in the United States with the two most important categories in the country. On the one hand, the Nascar Cup Series will present the 7th race of the 2023 season, the Toyota Owners 400 in which the drivers will continue to seek to qualify for the Playoffs. On the other, IndyCar will have PPG 375, the second race of the season, with Marcus Ericsson being the winner of the first in St. Petersburg.

Motorsport Weekend Schedule: Dates and start time in the US

Saturday, April 1
1:00-2:00 am (ET) – Formula 1 Australian GP Qualifying
9:50-10:30 (ET) – MotoGP Argentine GP Qualifying 1 and 2
10:50 am (ET) – Nascar Toyota Owners 400 Qualifying
2:15 pm (ET) – IndyCar PPG 375 Qualifying

Sunday, April 2
12:00 am (ET) – Formula 1 Australian GP Race[TV in US on F1TV]
9:00 am (ET) – MotoGP Argentine GP Race
12:00 pm (ET) – IndyCar PPG 375 Race
3:30 pm (ET) – Nascar Toyota Owners Race

Undoubtedly a very favorable qualification for “Pecco” Bagnaia, who will start in second place (Bastianini will have pole position) with the clear chance of getting closer to the leader Fabio Quartararo, who should start in fifth place. Thanks to his victories in the last two Grands Prix, the Italian from Ducati has managed to get quite close to the French Yamaha rider (see the standings here).

However, the difference at the moment is 49 points between Quartararo and Bagnaia, so the Frenchman should worry more about Aleix Espargaro, who is second on 22 points. However, the Spaniard will start ninth, so his goal will be to overtake Fabio. It will undoubtedly be an interesting race on a Sunday that will also have all the action of the Nascar 2022 Go Bowling at The Glen.

Austrian Grand Prix: Race Information

Date: Sunday, August 21, 2022
Time: 8:00 AM (ET)
Location: Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria
Live Stream: FuboTV

Austrian Grand Prix: Time by State in the US

ET: 8:00 AM
CT: 7:00 AM
MT: 6:00 AM
PT: 5:00 AM

Austrian Grand Prix: Storylines

The last two Grands Prix have been victories for Francesco Bagnaia, who had it not been for the multiple setbacks he suffered in several of the first 11 races on the calendar (due to his own and others’ mistakes) would surely be much closer to the leader Quartararo today, or even leading himself.

However, in the last two Grands Prix these mistakes seem to have been left behind and he now wants to go for the third consecutive victory. It will be an interesting duel against the tough Bastianini, who of course will seek victory from him. Another attraction that the race will have will be with Aleix Espargaro, who will surely try to catch up with Quartararo, despite starting 4 positions behind.

How to Watch Austrian Grand Prix in the U.S. and the UK

The 13th race of this 2022 MotoGP will take place today, August 21, 2022 at the Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria, will be broadcast in the United States on FuboTV (free trial). Other options: NBC and CNBC, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.

In the UK, this race will be broadcast on: BT Sport 2, Sky HD channel 871, Sky 414, TalkTalk 409, Virgin 528, BT TV 431.

Austrian Grand Prix: Predictions and odds

The Oddsmakers already have their favorites for this race. Here are the odds according to Caliente: Enea Bastianini is the favorite with +200 odds, followed by Franceso Bagnaia with +250. After them come Fabio Quartararo (+550), Jorge Martin and Jack Miller (+700) in the first 5 places.

*Odds via Caliente

MotoGP came back in the best way and Fabio Quartararo once again had a great race after his forgettable performance in the Netherlands. Although, of course, the focus of all eyes was on Francesco Bagnaia, who obtained his second consecutive victory and that allowed him to approach the top of the standings (click here to see the championship positions).

Unfortunately for the Italian rider for the Ducati team he has had several mistakes this season, many of which were while he was leading the race. Otherwise, he would surely be among the first places. However, he will look to continue as in his last two GPs in this weekend that will also have the IndyCar Bommarito Automotive Group 500 and the Nascar 2022 Go Bowling at The Glen.

Austrian Grand Prix: Dates and start time in the US

Friday, August 19
3:55 – 4:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 1
8:10 – 8:55 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 2

Saturday, August 20
3:55 – 4:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 3
7:30 – 8:00 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 4
8:10 – 8:25 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1
8:35 – 8:50 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1

Sunday, August 21
8:00 AM (ET) – Austrian Grand Prix

Austrian Grand Prix: TV coverage in the US and the UK

To not miss anything from this race of the 2022 MotoGP season, you can follow all the action of the Austrian Grand Prix in the United States through FuboTV (free trial), and other options are: NBC and CNBC, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.

In the UK, this race will be broadcast on: BT Sport 2, Sky HD channel 871, Sky 414, TalkTalk 409, Virgin 528, BT TV 431.

Johan Zarco will be the poleman in this race, having the possibility of approaching the first places of the standings. He is currently in third place, 58 points behind the leader and 37 behind second, although in this race he could drop points. Beyond this, Fabio Quartaro has a great chance as he will start third while Espargaro, second, will start sixth.

It will be a great opportunity for the Yamaha racer to get a greater difference from the Spanish (see the standings here) and establish himself as the leader. A great race awaits fans this weekend that in addition to MotoGP will have all the action of the IndyCar 2022 Big Machine Music City Grand Prix, and the NASCAR 2022 FireKeepers Casino 400.

Monster Energy British Grand Prix: Race Information

Date: Sunday, August 7, 2022
Time: 8:00 AM (ET)
Location: Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone, England
Live Stream: FuboTV

Monster Energy British Grand Prix: Time by State in the US

ET: 8:00 AM
CT: 7:00 AM
MT: 6:00 AM
PT: 5:00 AM

Monster Energy British Grand Prix: Storylines

Although Johan Zarco has a great chance of approaching Fabio Quartararo, the truth is that a 58-point difference will be impossible to discount in a single race, and even more so when the Frenchman will start in third position in this race, so he will fight to win it.

In that sense, the Yamaha driver is without a doubt the one who gains the most with this qualification, because he will start three places ahead of Aleix Espargaro, who at this time is the only serious threat to his leadership, with a difference of 21 points. After a forgettable run for Fabio in the Netherlands, he could smile again in Britain.

How to Watch Monster Energy British Grand Prix in the U.S. and the UK

The 12th race of this 2022 MotoGP will take place today, August 7, 2022 at the Silverstone Circuit, Silverstone, England, will be broadcast in the United States on FuboTV (free trial). Other options: CNBC. In the UK, you can watch it on: BT Sport 2; Sky channel 414.

Monster Energy British Grand Prix: Predictions and odds

The Oddsmakers already have their favorites for this race. Here are the odds according to Caliente: Fabio Quartararo is the favorite with +250 odds, followed by Maverick Vinales and Franceso Bagnaia with +350. After them come Johan Zarco (+400), Aleix Espargaro and Jack Miller (+700) in the first 6 places.

*Odds via Caliente

MotoGP returns after just over a month of absence (the Finnish Grand Prix, which would take place in mid-July, had to be cancelled). And although of course we are already halfway through the season, it almost feels like everything is starting again, especially after several riders managed to get close to the leader Quartararo (see the standings here) in the last GP, who until now led with a lot of comfort.

The leader had a DutchGrand Prix to forget. His abandonment gave the other racers the opportunity to reduce the enormous difference that he had until then. This weekend the MotoGP action returns and also for motorsport fans we will also have the IndyCar 2022 Big Machine Music City Grand Prix, and the NASCAR 2022 FireKeepers Casino 400.

MotoGP 2022 Monster Energy British Grand Prix: Dates and start time in the US

Friday, August 5
4:55 – 5:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 1
9:10 – 9:55 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 2

Saturday, August 6
4:55 – 5:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 3
8:30 – 9:00 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 4
9:10 – 9:25 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1
9:35 – 9:50 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1

Sunday, August 7
8:00 AM (ET) – British Grand Prix

MotoGP 2022 Monster Energy British Grand Prix: TV coverage in the US and the UK

To not miss anything from this race of the 2022 MotoGP season, you can follow all the action of the Monster Energy British Grand Prix in the United States through FuboTV (free trial), and another option is: CNBC. In the UK, you can watch it on: BT Sport 2; Sky channel 414.

It was Giacomo Agostini who took home the most 500cc and 350cc Grand Prix titles in Finland, winning 10 of the latter and seven of the former. This year’s Grand Prix will take place on the Kymi Ring circuit, which was inaugurated in July of 2016.

A five-year deal was signedto begin with a planned event in 2021, however, this was canceled in May of the same year, owing to COVID-19.On May 25th, 2022, the next anticipated event for the year was canceled.

Why was the 2022 FinnishMotoGP canceled?

Due to the present geopolitical situation between Russia and Ukraine, the 2022 edition of the MotoGP Finnish Grand Prix has been postponed until 2023.As sanctions against Russia have been tightened in response to Russia’s continuous aggression in Ukraine, supply lines throughout the world have been disrupted on a number of occasions.

As a result, neighboring Finland has stated its ambition to join NATO, a move that has ruffled feathers in Moscow. Homologation works at the KymiRing circuit cannot be finished in time to allow for the planned MotoGP race on July 10, and so the FIM has decided to postpone the event until 2023.

The withdrawal of the 2022 event creates a six-week gap between the Dutch TTat Assenon June 26 and the British Grand Prix on August 7 at Silverstone. The 20-race schedule for the World Championships in 2022 is projected to stay the same.

The MotoGP calendar will include half of the races stipulated for this 2022 season. Fabio Quartararo, the leader, as in the last GP in Germany, set the second fastest qualifying time, while pole position was (like several times this season) for Bagnaia. Aleix Espargaro, second in the standings, will start in fifth place (click here to see the rest of the driver and constructor standings).

Once again, “Pecco” Bagnaia will have the opportunity to get closer to the leader, something that he has not been able to do all season despite the many times he was poleman. To his credit, it has to be said that most of the time he started first he didn’t complete the race due to someone else’s mistakes. Although that was not the case in the previous GP, where his own mistake took him out of the race. Undoubtedly he will seek to recover this weekend that he will have for motorsport fans, in addition to MotoGP, the Nascar Ally 400.

MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: Race Information

Date: Sunday, June 26, 2022
Time: 8:00 AM (ET)
Location: TT Circuit Assen, Assen, Netherlands
Live Stream: FuboTV

MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: Time by State in the US

ET: 8:00 AM
CT: 7:00 AM
MT: 6:00 AM
PT: 5:00 AM

MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: Storylines

Fabio Quartararo has just won the Catalunya and German Grands Prix consecutively, which has allowed him to make a big difference over the second in the standings, Aleix Espargaro (34 points to be precise). And as if this were not enough, in this Dutch GP he will start in second position, while Espargaro will be in fifth place, so he could continue to widen the gap.

The Frenchman is undoubtedly the favorite to win this race, even more so than poleman “Pecco” Bagnaia, whose first challenge, before winning the race, will be to finish it. It has been a constant this season for the Italian to achieve pole position and abandon for various reasons: engine failure, a rival crashing him, or finally a crash of his own.

The big question this 2022 MotoGP season, with half of the 20 Grands Prix of the season already completed, is if there will be someone who can compete with Fabio Quartararo and make this championship a little more interesting. At the moment, the Yamaha racer seems unstoppable.

How to Watch MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix in the U.S. and the UK

The tenth race of this 2022 Moto GP will take place today, June 26, 2022 at the TT Circuit Assen, Assen, Netherlands, will be broadcast in the United States on FuboTV. Other options: NBC and CNBC, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.

In the UK, you can watch it on: BT Sport 2, Sky HD channel 871, Sky 414, TalkTalk 409, Virgin 528, BT TV 431.

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MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: Predictions and odds

The Oddsmakers already have their favorites for this race. Here are the odds according to Bwin: Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio Quartararo are the favorite with 2.25 odds, followed by Jorge Martin with 12.00. After them come Aleix Espargaro (13.00), Johann Zarco and Jack Miller (21.00) in the first 6 places.

*Odds via Bwin

As in the last Grand Prix of Catalunya, the German Grand Prix was favorable to Fabio Quartararo who little by little is heading towards the two-time championship, although of course, there is still a long way to go before the end of the season. However, the Frenchman seems unstoppable and is already 34 points ahead of second place Aleix Espargaro (see the rest of the standings by clicking here).

“Pecco” Bagnaia, who again took pole, lost the lead near the start of the race and then a mistake in a corner caused him to go off track and go out, this time due to his own mistake. Zarco finished on the podium again (3rd place) and now climbed to third place in the standings. We will see if in this Grand Prix someone can overcome a Quartararo who seems unstoppable, in a weekend that he will have for motorsport fans this MotoGP race and the Ally 400 of the Nascar Cup Series.

MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: Dates and start time in the US

Friday, June 23
3:55 – 4:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 1
8:10 – 8:55 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 2

Saturday, June 24
3:55 – 4:40 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 3
7:30 – 8:00 AM (ET) Free Practice Nr. 4
8:10 – 8:25 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1
8:35 – 8:50 AM (ET) Qualifying Nr. 1

Sunday, June 25
8:00 AM (ET) – Germany Grand Prix live

MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix: TV coverage in the US and the UK

To not miss anything from this race of the 2022 MotoGP season, you can follow all the action of the 2022 DutchGrand Prix in the United States through FuboTV, and other option are: NBC and CNBC, NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app.

In the UK, you can watch it on: BT Sport 2, Sky HD channel 871, Sky 414, TalkTalk 409, Virgin 528, BT TV 431.

How to watch MotoGP 2022 Dutch Grand Prix anywhere

If the broadcast is not available in your country, you can watch this event using a VPN, and Atlas VPN is your best option. Enjoy this and many other benefits of having this tool on your computer.

Winning MotoGP or Formula 1 is undoubtedly a huge achievement, and not all the drivers who participated (or participate) in these categories have managed to become champions. However, being champions of both motorsport categories is already something even more limited. Here we tell you if this ever happened.

At present, considering the enormous degree of professionalism and demand that is required to compete in both categories, it is truly very difficult to see a rider make such a radical change in his career, and decide to leave one of the two competitions to try luck on the other. In the past that wasn’t quite the case, and most of the drivers who made the switch will be from older days of racing.

Drivers who moved from one category to another

The first of the drivers to compete in both categories was Nello Pagani. He may have been the first champion in MotoGP history, but the points system of that inaugural season counted only the 3 best results achieved by each rider, nullifying the points obtained in other races. In Formula he only competed in two Grand Prix in 1950: the Pau GP and the Swiss GP, before returning to motorcycles.

Another case was Mike “The bike” Hailwood, a true MotoGP legend. The British driver was four times champion of the queen category of motorcycling. At the age of 23, he wanted to try his luck in the biggest car competition in the world, although his time in Formula 1 was not as successful as in MotoGP. His best result in the general standings was eighth place.

And although he never officially raced in Formula 1, it is worth mentioning the case of the Italian MotoGP multi-champion, Valentino Rossi. In 2006 after Schumacher‘s retirement, Rossi played a session at the controls of the Ferrari, and in an exhibition at Fiorano he made very competent times, for which they were offered a contract to drive in two years. The Italian declined the proposal to continue competing (and winning) in MotoGP.

The only one who achieved the feat

There was a rider who could be proclaimed champion of MotoGP and Formula 1. It was this rider that Mike Hailwood wanted to imitate, although without having the same success. It is none other than John Surtees, who began competing in the premier category of motorcycling in 1952, winning four titles (1956, 1958, 1959 and 1960). In 1963 he signed for Ferrari to become champion in 1964.