The San Marino GP is once again being dominated by the Ducati artillery. Bastianini and Bagnaia shared the free practices, while Jack Miller prevailed in the classification.
The Australian driver took advantage of the mixed conditions of Q2 to set the best time in the table and get another pole, after four years of drought. He will be joined on the front row of the grid by Enea Bastianini (2nd) and Marco Bezzecchi (3rd).
What time is the 2022 San Marino GP MotoGP race
- Day : tomorrow, Sunday, September 4, 2022
- What time is the MotoGP San Marino GP race in Spain: at 2:00 p.m.
- What time is the MotoGP San Marino GP race in Mexico, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Peru: at 07:00
- What time is the MotoGP San Marino GP race in Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay: at 08:00
- What time is the MotoGP San Marino GP race in Argentina and Uruguay: at 09:00
How and where to watch the 2022 MotoGP San Marino GP
If you don’t want to miss anything this Sunday in Misano, one of the alternatives is DAZN. This platform stands out for owning the rights to the championship and will broadcast, live and recorded, all the sessions of the weekend. For a price of €12.99 per month, or €129.99 per year, with no commitment to stay, you will be up to date with all the results of the San Marino Grand Prix.
The next alternative to not miss anything from the appointment in Misano is Movistar +, whose engine package offers content on times, sessions and statements from the protagonists of MotoGP, Moto2 and Moto3.
On the other hand, another option to closely follow the race in San Marino this Sunday, September 4, is the official broadcast service of the championship: Videopass. Being subscribed has a price of €139.99 per year, but we inform you that its content is entirely in English.
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