What time is the MotoGP race in Barcelona? eye!

Fabio Quartararo will start from pole for the fifth consecutive time this season in Barcelona. The leader of the World Cup is also the favorite to win in a race that changes its usual schedule.

What time does the 2021 MotoGP Catalunya GP race start?

• Day : Sunday June 6, 2021
• Start time of the Barcelona race : 1:00 p.m. (peninsular time in Spain)

The seventh race of the 2021 MotoGP season, the Catalunya Grand Prix at the Barcelona Circuit, arrives with a time change so as not to coincide with F1. Thus, an hour is brought forward and the start will be at 13:00 in Montmeló, after Moto3 and before Moto2. Do not miss it or allow any of your friends to miss it, as these schedules can confuse you.

The MotoGP race is scheduled for 24 laps and if nothing strange happens, around 1:40 p.m. we will know the winner of the 2021 Catalunya GP.

How to watch the 2021 Catalunya GP race in Barcelona

• Channel to watch MotoGP : DAZN, Movistar+ (DAZN 1) and Videopass.
• Where to watch MotoGP : Television, smartphone, tablet, PC, Smart TV and consoles.

To see the MotoGP race in Barcelona in Spain, it will have to be done like the rest of the 2021 season, through one of the available payment platforms.

The simplest thing is to subscribe to DAZN , which costs €9.99 per month or €99.99 per year (you save two months), you can try a month for free and unsubscribe at any time. In addition, it includes other sports, such as WorldSBK and F1.

Movistar+ customers with the Fusion package can add motor channels for an extra €10 and will see the same content as on DAZN. The Catalunya GP races will be broadcast on the DAZN1 channel.

If these two options do not convince you, the MotoGP Videopass is also available in Spain. You can hire it for the entire season for €105.99, with access to the content until the first race of 2022, but the narration is in English.

And we remind you once again: any link sent to you through messaging or email channels to watch the MotoGP race in Montmeló is illegal.

Time of the 2021 MotoGP Catalunya GP race in Latin America

The grid of the 2021 Catalan GP of MotoGP

Can I listen to the 2021 MotoGP Catalunya GP on the radio?

In Spain, none of the main radio stations narrate the MotoGP races in full. In some, depending on their programming at that time, if it coincides with a sports space they may follow up, but in the rest you will only find out the final result in the news bulletins.

How and where to follow the 2021 MotoGP Catalunya GP race in Barcelona

The MotoGP race preview on DAZN will start around 12:40, after Moto3. At the same time, on our website, Motorsport.com, we will launch our usual LIVE with minute-by-minute commentary recounting everything that happens from when the grid begins to form until the drivers speak in the prelude to the podium.

When can I see the best moments of the 2021 Catalunya GP

If you can’t watch the MotoGP race in Montmeló live or want to do it again later, it will be available on demand on the DAZN platform from the moment it is broadcast, being able to choose the point you want.

As after the MotoGP race comes the Moto2 race, the summary space with the best of the day and the interviews with the protagonists –including the official press conference– will not start until approximately 15:15.

If you are a Movistar+ subscriber, all the Grand Prix programming will also be available on the DAZN1 channel in the ‘Guide’ section for seven days.

In addition, DAZN and MotoGP post videos on their Twitter accounts during the morning of some of the highlights of the races. And on the official website of the championship there is also free content just by registering.

In addition, you can now have us at hand on your smartphone with our app for iOS and Android. Click on the banner at the end of the article to download it for free and start seeing the most important news, results and statements. It will like you!

Results of the practices of the GP of Catalonia 2021

Results of the FP1 of the Catalan GP

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Alex Espargaro		18	1’40,378
2	Franco Morbidelli		19	1’40.402	0.024	0.024
3	Pol Espargaro		19	1’40.751	0.373	0.349
4	Maverick Viñales		24	1’40.753	0.375	0.002
5	Johann Zarco		19	1’40.767	0.389	0.014
6	Fabio Quartararo		20	1’40.853	0.475	0.086
7	Miguel Oliveira		18	1’40,927	0.549	0.074
8	Joan Mir		16	1’40.960	0.582	0.033
9	Jack Miller		20	1’40.991	0.613	0.031
10	Francesco Bagnaia		18	1’41.085	0.707	0.094
11	Takaaki Nakagami		20	1’41.134	0.756	0.049
12	Jorge Martin		15	1’41,185	0.807	0.051
13	Marc Marquez		20	1’41.208	0.830	0.023
14	Danilo Petrucci		20	1’41.254	0.876	0.046
15	Valentino Rossi		20	1’41,267	0.889	0.013
16	Iker Lecuona		18	1,41,357	0.979	0.090
17	Enea Bastianini		19	1’41.363	0.985	0.006
18	Alex Marquez		21	1’41.437	1.059	0.074
19	Luca Marini		19	1’41.464	1.086	0.027
20	Brad Binder		19	1’41.512	1.134	0.048
21	Lorenzo Savadori		18	1’41,744	1,366	0.232
see results

Results of the FP2 of the MotoGP Catalan GP

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Johann Zarco		18	1’39.235
2	Franco Morbidelli		18	1’39.256	0.021	0.021
3	Fabio Quartararo		19	1’39.401	0.166	0.145
4	Brad Binder		17	1’39.662	0.427	0.261
5	Francesco Bagnaia		17	1’39.760	0.525	0.098
6	Maverick Viñales		19	1’39.821	0.586	0.061
7	Jack Miller		19	1’39.914	0.679	0.093
8	Enea Bastianini		16	1’39.977	0.742	0.063
9	Alex Espargaro		19	1’39,983	0.748	0.006
10	Pol Espargaro		18	1’39,983	0.748	0.000
11	Takaaki Nakagami		19	1’40.032	0.797	0.049
12	Danilo Petrucci		19	1’40.060	0.825	0.028
13	Luca Marini		18	1’40.094	0.859	0.034
14	Miguel Oliveira		twenty-one	1’40,096	0.861	0.002
15	Marc Marquez		21	1’40.120	0.885	0.024
16	Joan Mir		20	1’40.150	0.915	0.030
17	Iker Lecuona		17	1’40.251	1,016	0.101
18	Alex Marquez		21	1’40.690	1.455	0.439
19	Valentino Rossi		18	1’40836	1,601	0.146
20	Lorenzo Savadori		16	1’40,981	1,746	0.145
21	Jorge Martin		17	1’41,243	2008	0.262
see results

Results of the FP3 of the MotoGP Catalunya GP

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Franco Morbidelli		17	1’38,929
2	Fabio Quartararo		19	1’38.975	0.046	0.046
3	Miguel Oliveira		19	1’39,051	0.122	0.076
4	Francesco Bagnaia		18	1’39.073	0.144	0.022
5	Alex Espargaro		18	1’39,079	0.150	0.006
6	Brad Binder		19	1’39.166	0.237	0.087
7	Maverick Viñales		20	1’39.282	0.353	0.116
8	Joan Mir		19	1’39.324	0.395	0.042
9	Valentino Rossi		21	1’39.426	0.497	0.102
10	Jack Miller		18	1’39.495	0.566	0.069
11	Takaaki Nakagami		18	1’39,498	0.569	0.003
12	Pol Espargaro		19	1’39,519	0.590	0.021
13	Danilo Petrucci		19	1’39.689	0.760	0.170
14	Marc Marquez		20	1’39.701	0.772	0.012
15	Johann Zarco		20	1’39.760	0.831	0.059
16	Jorge Martin		15	1’39,816	0.887	0.056
17	Iker Lecuona		twenty-one	1,39,918	0.989	0.102
18	Alex Marquez		21	1’39.928	0.999	0.010
19	Luca Marini		20	1’40.075	1.146	0.147
20	Enea Bastianini		16	1’40.743	1,814	0.668
21	Lorenzo Savadori		13	1’41,180	2,251	0.437
see results

Results of the FP4 of the MotoGP Catalan GP

Cla	Pilot		laps	Weather	Difference	Interval
1	Fabio Quartararo		15	1’39.602
2	Maverick Viñales		16	1’40.028	0.426	0.426
3	Miguel Oliveira		fifteen	1’40,073	0.471	0.045
4	Johann Zarco		15	1’40.286	0.684	0.213
5	Joan Mir		15	1’40.380	0.778	0.094
6	Marc Marquez		15	1’40.425	0.823	0.045
7	Valentino Rossi		16	1’40,437	0.835	0.012
8	Pol Espargaro		13	1’40.454	0.852	0.017
9	Jack Miller		18	1’40.469	0.867	0.015
10	Takaaki Nakagami		16	1’40,534	0.932	0.065
11	Francesco Bagnaia		13	1’40.565	0.963	0.031
12	Danilo Petrucci		15	1’40.643	1.041	0.078
13	Franco Morbidelli		14	1’40.704	1,102	0.061
14	Alex Espargaro		12	1,40,717	1,115	0.013
fifteen	Iker Lecuona		12	1’40,741	1,139	0.024
16	Brad Binder		15	1’40.741	1.139	0.000
17	Enea Bastianini		14	1’40.782	1.180	0.041
18	Jorge Martin		9	1’40,887	1,285	0.105
19	Luca Marini		12	1’40.962	1,360	0.075
20	Alex Marquez		15	1’40.995	1.393	0.033
21	Lorenzo Savadori		11	1’41,465	1,863	0.470
see results