MotoGP, San Marino GP: what time is qualifying and how to watch it for free

What time is the MotoGP San Marino GP 2021 qualifying?

Date : Saturday, September 18, 2021
Start time : 2:10 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time) Q1 starts
Time of the Misano classification in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: 07:10 a.m.
Time of the Misano classification in Venezuela, Bolivia, Chile and Paraguay: 08:10 a.m.
Time of the classification of Misano in Argentina and Uruguay: 09 :10h

This Saturday , September 18, qualifying for the 2021 San Marino GP will be held at the Misano Circuit to see who starts from pole position and set the full grid order for the 14th race of the season. The schedule will be the usual for most European events and the classification of the MotoGP category will start at 2:10 p.m. (local time).

The format is the usual one, with Q1 and Q2 . The 10 drivers with the best times in the combined of the first three free practices on Friday and Saturday (FP1, FP2 and FP3) will not have to go through the first screening and will qualify directly for the second round. The other 14 drivers participating in the San Marino GP will look in Q1 for one of the two remaining places that will give them access to fight for pole position and the first 12 places on the grid for Sunday.

The two sessions last 15 minutes, so Q1 will end around 14:25. There we will already know the order from the 13th to the 24th position on the grid. The two fastest will access Q2.

After a short break, Q2 will start at 14:35. 12 pilots will participate in it. Around 14:50 we will meet the author of the MotoGP pole position for the San Marino GP and the full grid order for the race.

How to see the classification of the San Marino GP 2021 of MotoGP?

Channel where to watch it : DAZN, Movistar+ (DAZN1 Channel), Mediaset (Be Mad) and Videopass
Platforms to see the classification : Television, smartphone, tablet, PC, Smart TV and consoles.

The San Marino GP will be the second and last to be broadcast openly in Spain in 2021, through Mediaset . And, in addition to the free option, the three usual payment options are maintained: DAZN, Movistar + and VideoPass .

Mediaset ‘s BeMad thematic channel will once again broadcast the classifications of the three categories in Misano. Starting at 12:30 p.m., the broadcast will begin with Moto3, followed by MotoGP and Moto2.

If you prefer, you can watch it like the rest of the season on DAZN . The price remains at €9.99 per month or €99.99 per year (you save two months), with no commitment to stay and one month free trial. In addition, it includes in the offer the rest of the sports on the platform, such as F1 and WorldSBK.

For Movistar + clients with Fusion contracted, adding the DAZN channels within the Motor package costs an extra €10. The content is exactly the same as on the OTT platform.

Finally, the MotoGP Videopass is available. Its price for the remainder of the 2021 season is now reduced to 70% and for €44.99 it gives access to all its content until the first race of 2022. Of course, the narration is in English.

When and how to watch the highlights of the San Marino GP qualifying?

The programming in BeMad will start at 12:30 p.m. with the broadcast of the classifications of the three categories and will last until they end at 4:00 p.m., so there will be no post program or repetitions.

If you miss the MotoGP classification in Misano or want to see it repeated later, DAZN customers can do so by accessing the platform from any device and at any time from the moment of the broadcast, selecting the point of their choice.

After the MotoGP classification will come the Moto2 classification and when it ends, around 15:50 if there are no incidents, a post will begin with the best moments and statements.

In Movistar +, the classification can be followed on the DAZN1 channel. To see it repeated, in the ‘Guide’ section it will be available during the seven days following its broadcast, and you can also choose the point of the session you want.

In addition, on the DAZN and MotoGP Twitter accounts you will be able to see videos with highlights of each trial of the San Marino GP throughout the weekend.

Does any radio broadcast the classification of the San Marino MotoGP 2021 GP?

None of the main radio stations in Spain narrates the entire MotoGP World Championship, although it is possible that at that time, coinciding with sports programs, one of them will follow the classification in Misano. In any case, the normal thing is that you only find out the result of the pole position in the informative bulletins once it is finished.

If you want to follow the MotoGP classification in Misano, the best thing is to connect to the LIVE that we will start at around 1:50 p.m., where from the end of FP4 we will tell you everything that happens until we know who takes the pole of the Misano GP. San Marino.

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Practice results of the San Marino GP 2021

San Marino GP FP1 results

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Maverick Viñales	15	1’32.666
2	Joan Mir	15	1’32.746	0.080	0.080
3	Francesco Bagnaia	11	1’32.801	0.135	0.055
4	Jack Miller	13	1’32.859	0.193	0.058
5	Alex Rins	18	1’32.885	0.219	0.026
6	Pol Espargaro	16	1’33.019	0.353	0.134
7	Fabio Quartararo	16	1’33.024	0.358	0.005
8	Stefan Bradl	11	1’33.047	0.381	0.023
9	Marc Marquez	15	1’33.100	0.434	0.053
10	Alex Espargaro	eleven	1’33.102	0.436	0.002
11	Johann Zarco	14	1’33.143	0.477	0.041
12	Enea Bastianini	11	1’33.314	0.648	0.171
13	Takaaki Nakagami	13	1’33,409	0.743	0.095
14	Jorge Martin	12	1’33,451	0.785	0.042
15	Michele Pirro	11	1’33.482	0.816	0.031
16	Franco Morbidelli	14	1’33,570	0.904	0.088
17	Iker Lecuona	13	1,33,710	1,044	0.140
18	Alex Marquez	13	1’33.766	1.100	0.056
19	Valentino Rossi	12	1’33,791	1.125	0.025
20	Danilo Petrucci	14	1’33.950	1.284	0.159
21	Brad Binder	15	1’34.022	1.356	0.072
22	Miguel Oliveira	13	1’34.026	1,360	0.004
23	Luca Marini	12	1’34.037	1,371	0.011
24	Andrea Dovizioso	13	1’35,211	2,545	1,174
see results

San Marino GP FP2 results

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Johann Zarco	20	1’42.097
2	Francesco Bagnaia	21	1’42.650	0.553	0.553
3	Jack Miller	16	1’42.719	0.622	0.069
4	Joan Mir	18	1’42.910	0.813	0.191
5	Marc Marquez	18	1’42.921	0.824	0.011
6	Miguel Oliveira	22	1,43,234	1,137	0.313
7	Danilo Petrucci	19	1’43.329	1.232	0.095
8	Alex Espargaro	fifteen	1,43,629	1,532	0.300
9	Iker Lecuona	14	1,43,722	1,625	0.093
10	Alex Marquez	20	1’43.739	1.642	0.017
11	Alex Rins	18	1’43.760	1.663	0.021
12	Michele Pirro	12	1’43.811	1,714	0.051
13	Franco Morbidelli	19	1’43,844	1,747	0.033
14	Enea Bastianini	15	1’43.901	1,804	0.057
15	Jorge Martin	20	1’43,906	1,809	0.005
16	Valentino Rossi	20	1’44,130	2,033	0.224
17	Maverick Viñales	16	1’44.203	2.106	0.073
18	Fabio Quartararo	20	1’44,205	2.108	0.002
19	Pol Espargaro	19	1’44,266	2.169	0.061
20	Brad Binder	20	1’44.404	2.307	0.138
21	Andrea Dovizioso	15	1’44,530	2,433	0.126
22	Stefan Bradl	18	1’44,713	2,616	0.183
23	Luca Marini	20	1’44.970	2,873	0.257
24	Takaaki Nakagami	19	1’44,992	2.895	0.022
see results

San Marino GP FP3 results

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Francesco Bagnaia	19	1’31.936
2	Fabio Quartararo	21	1’31.975	0.039	0.039
3	Jack Miller	21	1’32.089	0.153	0.114
4	Joan Mir	23	1’32.136	0.200	0.047
5	Maverick Viñales	21	1’32.200	0.264	0.064
6	Alex Rins	22	1’32.324	0.388	0.124
7	Johann Zarco	20	1’32.364	0.428	0.040
8	Pol Espargaro	19	1’32,416	0.480	0.052
9	Jorge Martin	20	1’32,427	0.491	0.011
10	Michele Pirro	15	1’32.432	0.496	0.005
11	Takaaki Nakagami	20	1’32,247	0.311
12	Stefan Bradl	17	1’32.550	0.614	0.303
13	Marc Marquez	20	1’32.637	0.701	0.087
14	Franco Morbidelli	21	1’32,644	0.708	0.007
15	Alex Marquez	21	1’32.807	0.871	0.163
16	Alex Espargaro	16	1’32,307	0.371
17	Brad Binder	19	1’33.032	1.096	0.725
18	Iker Lecuona	twenty	1’33.041	1,105	0.009
19	Valentino Rossi	17	1’33.053	1.117	0.012
20	Enea Bastianini	20	1’33.060	1.124	0.007
21	Andrea Dovizioso	19	1’33,074	1,138	0.014
22	Luca Marini	20	1’33.120	1.184	0.046
23	Miguel Oliveira	19	1’33.060	1,124
24	Danilo Petrucci	19	1’33.325	1.389	0.265
see results