MotoGP 2017 TV Schedule
If you’re interested in watching the MotoGP on television, there are several options available to you. From the network that airs the race itself to the cable company that airs live events, there are a lot of options available for you.
NBC Sports
The NBC Sports schedule for MotoGP 2017 will feature 18 races across three continents. This includes three events in Europe and six in Asia. Only one race will take place in North America.
A few changes will be made to the calendar. Two early season back-to-back races will be eliminated.
Although the NBC Sports schedule for MotoGP may seem limited, it is a big step forward. It will bring the sport to more eyes than ever. With NBC’s sports coverage, the series will be on the national stage.
NBC will show most of the races, although some of them will be tape delayed. In addition to the main events, junior classes will also appear on the undercard.
While the NBC Sports schedule for MotoGP may be small, it represents a huge opportunity for the series to expand its presence on American television. According to a survey, MotoGP is the fastest-growing motorsports series in the country. Compared to other racing series, its fans are younger and ethnically diverse.
FOX SPORTS
The FIM MotoGP World Championship will be showcased on Fox Sports in 2017. Fox Sports has also announced extensions to their broadcast of the premier motorcycle racing championship. Its coverage of the FIM Superbike World Championship will also be ongoing.
As the name implies, the biggest motorcycling event in the calendar year is the MotoGP Grand Prix. For ad-free viewing, fans can tune in to Fox Sports in Australia and on the other side of the globe. Aside from the usual suspects, a few notable names will be included in the Fox Sports line up. Among them are the likes of Jack Miller, Miguel Calado, and Valentino Rossi. Similarly, the likes of Jorge Lorenzo, Kenny Bajerdi, and Marco Bencini have been earmarked for more than their share of the spotlight.
beIN SPORTS
MotoGP fans have plenty to be excited about in the coming season. The premier motorcycle racing series will run from March to November. It will end with the final race of the season in Valencia on November 14.
With the move to NBC Sports, MotoGP will have a chance to reach a larger audience. There are an estimated 80 million homes that are served by the NBC Sports Network, which means that the relationship will help bring the series to more Americans.
MotoGP is an open-wheel racing series that features superior technology. The races are 45 minutes long. They take place in various locations around the world.
MotoGP was launched in 1949. Despite its comparatively young age, it has become one of the most popular motorcycle racing series in the world.
Channel 5
MotoGP returns in March for a new season, and the question on everyone’s minds is how the schedule will look. BT Sport, Sky, and Eurosport have all been mentioned as possible broadcasters, but we don’t have any official details.
The schedule will include 21 races over two seasons. Fans will be able to watch every qualifying session live, and each race will be broadcast in full.
Channel 5 will continue to show the world’s most popular motorcycle racing championship. In addition to the live races, highlights will be shown on Monday nights following each race. There is also coverage of the English Premier League and NFL.
Channel 5’s audience for MotoGP increased 18 percent over 2014. ITV4 had a known audience from 2014 to 2016, but the audience has decreased during the past three years.
REV TV
A new entrant in the motorsports arena, REV TV is worth checking out if you’re into speed, grit, and bling. The channel is a collaboration between Anthem Sports & Entertainment and Lucas Oil. With a one year contract in place, the channel is set to deliver some high octane programming on its way to becoming a bona fide sports powerhouse.
It’s not often that you get to watch the world’s fastest racers slug it out in the dirt, but the new channel is more than willing to give you your fill of speed demons. You can tune in to REV’s coverage of the FIM Enel MotoE ™ World Cup, as well as the Moto2 ™ and Moto3 ™ classes.
Several cable providers sprang up to offer REV TV’s coverage, including Shaw Direct, Bell, and Videotron. For the most part, it’s an excellent experience.
