What time is MotoGP qualifying in Valencia?

What time is the classification of the Valencia GP 2021 of MotoGP?

Date : Saturday, November 13, 2021
Start time : at 2:10 p.m. (Spanish peninsular time) Q1 starts
Time of the classification of Cheste in Mexico: 6:10 a.m.
Time of the classification of Cheste in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama: 7:10 a.m.
Time of the classification of Cheste in Venezuela and Bolivia: 8:10 a.m.
Time of the classification of Cheste in Chile, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay : 9:10 a.m.

The Valencian Community GP is the 18th and last of the 2021 season. This Saturday , November 13, qualifying will be held at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Cheste to see who starts from pole position and set the complete grid order for the race. The schedule is the usual for most European events, so the MotoGP classification will start at 2:10 p.m. (local time), at 1:10 p.m. if you are in the Canary Islands.

Those who follow us from Latin America will have to get up early to see the MotoGP classification in Cheste. In Mexico it will start at 6:10 a.m., at 7:10 a.m. in Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Panama; at 8:10 am if you are in Venezuela and Bolivia and at 9:10 am if you are in Chile, Paraguay, Argentina or Uruguay.

The classification of the Valencia GP will follow the usual format, divided into two sessions (Q1 and Q2) of 15 minutes each. The 11 slowest drivers will pass through Q1 after the accumulation of the first three free practices and it will end at around 2:25 p.m. (in Spain). There, the first two will achieve the pass to Q2 and the order of the starting grid will be established from 13th to 21st.

12 drivers participate in Q2. The fastest 10 of the weekend will qualify directly, and they will be joined by the two who make it through to Q1. It will start at 2:30 p.m. and around 2:50 p.m. we will know the poleman from Valencia and the complete order of the grid for Sunday.

How to see the classification of the Valencia GP 2021 of MotoGP?

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

The Valencia GP, like almost all races this season, can only be seen in Spain by paying, on DAZN, Movistar + (with the same content and same journalists as DAZN ) or with VideoPass .

On DAZN the price is the same as always, 9.99 euros per month or 99.99 euros per year, and it also allows you to watch other content such as F1 and WorldSBK, among other sports. If you are a Movistar client with Fusión, for 9.99 euros you can add the MotoGP and F1 channels. Finally, the championship offers the Videopass in English. In this case, to subscribe you have to contract the entire 2022 season, for €139.99. Also, the narration is in English.

When and how to see the highlights of the Valencia GP classification?

If you miss the MotoGP classification in Cheste or want to see it repeated, DAZN customers can do it at any time and on any device, and can even rewind forward or backward to enjoy a specific moment or skip something you don’t want to see. again.

Both on DAZN and Movistar+ , the post with the best moments of the Valencia GP classification will start after the Moto2 one, around 3:50 p.m. In the case of Movistar +, in the ‘Guide’ section you can see all the sessions in Cheste again during the seven days following their broadcast.

Can I follow the 2021 MotoGP Valencia GP classification on the radio?

Unfortunately not. In Spain, the entire MotoGP World Championship is not narrated in any of the main broadcasters, although the news bulletins usually mention the result and some do a follow-up coinciding with their sports programs at that time. The best thing, as always, is to follow our LIVE , which will start around 1:45 p.m., when the last free practice is ending.

And in order not to miss anything about the classification or the rest of the Grand Prix, the best thing you can do is download our free app for iOS and Android below.

Results of the practices of the Valencia GP 2021

Results of the FP1 of the Valencia GP in Cheste

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Iker Lecuona	19	1,40,569
2	Jack Miller	12	1’40.724	0.155	0.155
3	Miguel Oliveira	19	1’40,730	0.161	0.006
4	Johann Zarco	20	1’40.940	0.371	0.210
5	Joan Mir	17	1’40.943	0.374	0.003
6	Pecco Bagnaia	13	1’41.015	0.446	0.072
7	Luca Marini	14	1’41.104	0.535	0.089
8	Franco Morbidelli	17	1’41,200	0.631	0.096
9	Pol Espargaro	19	1,41,300	0.731	0.100
10	Takaaki Nakagami	19	1’41,486	0.917	0.186
11	Alex Rins	16	1’41.512	0.943	0.026
12	Jorge Martin	18	1’41,547	0.978	0.035
13	Aleix Espargaró	14	1’41,889	1,320	0.342
14	Enea Bastianini	14	1’41.974	1,405	0.085
15	Fabio Quartararo	21	1’42.081	1,512	0.107
16	Alex Márquez	16	1’42.158	1.589	0.077
17	Brad Binder	19	1’42.168	1.599	0.010
18	Andrea Dovizioso	12	1’42,182	1,613	0.014
19	Danilo Petrucci	6	1’42.438	1.869	0.256
20	Maverick Viñales	15	1’42.767	2.198	0.329
	Valentino Rossi	4	1’52,981	12,412	10,214
see results

Results of the FP2 of the Valencia GP in Cheste

Cla	Pilot	laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Jack Miller	20	1’30.927
two	Pol Espargaro	19	1,30,939	0.012	0.012
3	Pecco Bagnaia	20	1’30.995	0.068	0.056
4	Alex Rins	19	1’31.336	0.409	0.341
5	Jorge Martin	17	1’31,396	0.469	0.060
6	Takaaki Nakagami	20	1’31,427	0.500	0.031
7	Joan Mir	20	1’31.513	0.586	0.086
8	Brad Binder	20	1’31.521	0.594	0.008
9	Andrea Dovizioso	22	1’31,597	0.670	0.076
10	Johann Zarco	21	1’31.603	0.676	0.006
11	Fabio Quartararo	17	1’31,708	0.781	0.105
12	Aleix Espargaró	21	1’31,820	0.893	0.112
13	Franco Morbidelli	20	1’31,832	0.905	0.012
14	Alex Márquez	20	1’31.852	0.925	0.020
15	Danilo Petrucci	21	1’32.083	1.156	0.231
16	Iker Lecuona	18	1’32,098	1,171	0.015
17	Miguel Oliveira	twenty-one	1’32,208	1,281	0.110
18	Maverick Viñales	16	1’32.214	1.287	0.006
19	Enea Bastianini	14	1’32.219	1,292	0.005
20	Luca Marini	19	1’32.229	1,302	0.010
21	Valentino Rossi	19	1’32,285	1.358	0.056
see results