The 2024 Malaysian GP schedule

Find out the schedule for the Malaysian Grand Prix (November 01-03), the nineteenth round of the 2024 MotoGP season held at Sepang.

Published 03/11/2024 à 04:00

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The 2024 MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix schedule ©Red Bull Content Pool

Le MotoGP now heads to the Sepang International Circuit, to contest the nineteenth and penultimate round of its season in Malaysia. This weekend's event will be the last to be contested at early hours for MotoGP. After this stage, the discipline will return to Valencia, for the finale of this 2024 championship.

The stakes of the Malaysian GP are enormous, since Jorge Martin will have his first opportunity to wrap up the title race. While he left Thailand with a thirteen-point lead over his only rival, Pecco Bagnaia, the world crown could go to him with a slight advantage. To do so, he will have to finish the next meeting with 38 points more than his opponent, which will be no easy feat.

This weekend's Grand Prix should indeed bring more serious rivals to Ducati, since the teams that have had some difficulty finding their marks on some Asian circuits, will have in their possession all the data collected during the Shakedown, as well as the first winter tests, held in Sepang last February.

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MotoGP – Malaysian GP 2024 – Schedule

Friday November 01:
Free Practice 1: 03:45 a.m. – 04:30 a.m.
Testing: 08:00 a.m. – 09:00 a.m.

Saturday November 02:
Free Practice 2: 03:10 a.m. – 03:40 a.m.
Qualifications 1: 03:50 – 04:05
Qualifying 2: 04:15 – 04:30 (Pole: Pecco Bagnaia)
MotoGP Sprint – 10 laps: 08:00 (Winner: Jorge Martin)

Sunday November 03:
Warm-up: 03:40 a.m. – 03:50 a.m.
MotoGP Race – 20 laps: 08:00 (Winner: Pecco Bagnaia)

On which channel to watch the 2024 Malaysian GP?

Motorcycle racing enthusiasts have multiple options to follow the 2024 season of the premier category of racing on two wheels.

Canal+, just like MotoGP VideoPass, offer their subscribers the possibility of following all sessions of the MotoGP, Moto 2 and Moto 3 championships live.

For its part, the Belgian streaming platform Auvio diffuse for free every MotoGP, Moto 2 and Moto 3 session live on its website. While the Tipik TV channel broadcasts the main races of Moto 2 and the premier class. Also without subscription.