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MotoGP Malaysia Grand Prix: Start time, weekend schedule, how to watch & TV channel

The 2026 MotoGP season continues in Malaysia this weekend following the cancellation of the race in Australia last week due to adverse weather.

With just four races to go and ten points between Marc Marquez and Jorge Martin, the sprint and Grand Prix will be pivotal in deciding who is crowned champion.

Marco Bezzecchi remains in touching distance, but it will take a momentous swing for him to win the MotoGP title come the end of the season.

Eyes will be on the skies as thunderstorms are forecast at Sepang International Circuit.

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Weekend Schedule & Timings

Race Start Time

The Malaysia Grand Prix is due to start at 07:00 (GMT) on the morning of Sunday 1st November, which will see the drivers take to the track at 15:00 local time.

Sprint Start Time

A staple of a MotoGP weekend, the sprint at Sepang will begin at 07:00 (GMT) on Saturday 31st October, which is 15:00 in local time.

Qualifying Start Times

Qualifying will take place on Saturday 31st October, scheduled at the times below:

  • Qualifying 1 - 02:50 GMT
  • Qualifying 2 - 03:15 GMT

Practice Start Times

  • Free Practice 1 - Friday 30th October (02:45 GMT / 10:45 MT)
  • Practice - Friday 30th October (07:00 GMT / 15:00 MT)
  • Free Practice 2 - Saturday 31st October (02:10 GMT / 10:10 MT)

How to Watch and TV Channel

TNT Sports is the home of MotoGP in the UK, and the Malaysia Grand Prix weekend, in it's entirety, is being broadcast live on TNT Sports 2.

Live streaming and on-demand viewing will be available via HBO Max.

Who won the Malaysia Grand Prix last year?

Spaniard Alex Marquez was victorious in 2025's Malaysian Grand Prix, accompanied by two compatriots on the podium.

2025 Malaysia Grand Prix Podium

  1. Alex Marquez (Ducati)
  2. Pedro Acosta (KTM)
  3. Joan Mir (Honda)

Weather

There will be nervous eyes on the skies at Sepang this weekend, with the forecast looking dire for riders and fans alike.

While it is set to be hot -- daytime highs are predicted to be 32-33°C -- rain is expected on Friday, which will lead into thunderstorms on Saturday and Sunday.

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