MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix: Friday's updated schedule

The Ricardo Tormo circuit is back as host of the championship final. MotoGPThe 2024 Valencia Grand Prix, which was originally scheduled to be held in Barcelona, ​​was postponed due to devastating floods that struck the region shortly before the race. Unlike the last Valencia Grand Prix, which featured a thrilling finale between Jorge Martín and Pecco Bagnaia, the title has already been decided for 2025. This year's champion, Marc Márquez, will not participate in the final race, however, as he is still recovering from a broken right collarbone.

Among the favorites for victory are the most recent winners: Marco Bezzecchi, Alex Márquez, and Fermín Aldeguer. Pedro Acosta could also spring a surprise, having come very close to his first win in the Sprint at Portimão. With six different riders having won the last seven Grands Prix, it's conceivable that the KTM rider could become the seventh.

This Friday, the weekend begins with the FP1 session, slightly delayed due to a Moto2 Free Practice interruption. The day continues in the afternoon with Practice, which will send the top ten in the final standings to Q2.

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📊 The Ricardo Tormo Circuit in figures:

• First Grand Prix: 1999
• Number of laps: 27
• Length: 4,01 km
• Turns: 14 (5 right, 9 left)
• Track record: 1'28.931 (Maverick Viñales – 2023)

🕒 Valencia Grand Prix schedule and TV channels (Ricardo Tormo Circuit)

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Friday November 14: 
Free Practice 1: 11am - 10:11pm
Tests: 15am - 00:16pm

🏆 The MotoGP World Championship standings before the Valencia GP:

1) Marc Marquez (Ducati) – 545 pts
2) Alex Marquez (Gresini Ducati) – 445 pts
3) Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) – 323 pts
4) Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) – 288 pts
5) Pedro Acosta (KTM) – 285 pts
6) Fabio Di Giannantonio (VR46 Ducati) – 239 pts
7) Franco Morbidelli (VR46 Ducati) – 227 pts
8) Fermín Aldeguer (Gresini Ducati) – 203 pts
9) fabio quartararo (Yamaha) – 198 pts
10) Raúl Fernández (Trackhouse Aprilia) – 146 pts
11) Brad Binder (KTM) – 145 pts
12) Johann Zarco (LCR Honda) – 144 pts
13) Luca Marini (Honda) – 133 pts
14) Enea Bastianini (Tech3 KTM) – 106 pts
15) Joan Mir (Honda) – 93 pts
16) Ai Ogura (Trackhouse Aprilia) – 88 pts
17) Maverick Vinales (Tech3 KTM) – 72 pts
18) Jack Miller (Pramac Yamaha) – 72 pts
19) Alex Rins (Yamaha) – 66 pts
20) Miguel Oliveira (Pramac Yamaha) – 38 pts
21) Jorge Martín (Aprilia) – 34 pts
22) Pol Espargaró (KTM) – 23 pts
23) Takaaki Nakagami (Honda) – 10 pts
24) Lorenzo Savadori (Aprilia) – 8 pts
25) Augusto Fernández (Yamaha) – 8 pts
26) Somkiat Chantra (LCR Honda) – 7 pts
27) Nicolo Bulega (Ducati) – 1 pt
28) Aleix Espargaró (Honda) – 0 pts
29) Michele Pirro (Ducati) – 0 pts

Ranking : MotoGP.com