DF1 and ServusTV show the San Marino MotoGP races live in Germany and Austria
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This weekend’s San Marino Grand Prix is one of the MotoGP World Championship events that fans in several countries can follow live, with coverage split across different broadcasters and streaming platforms.
In Germany, MotoGP races are available via paid services such as motogp.com and Sky Sport. Since ServusTV ended its linear broadcast operations in Germany at the turn of 2023/2024, MotoGP coverage there has been handled through a cooperation with DF1. Looking ahead, Speedweek reports that from 2027 selected races will be shown on free-to-air TV on RTL in Germany.
For 2026, DF1 will broadcast 12 selected premium-class events live on linear TV and free of charge. Digital coverage for those races is available through ServusTV On and Red Bull TV, both accessible on modern televisions. For the San Marino GP specifically, DF1 is scheduled to show all classes on Sunday starting at 10:20.
In Austria, ServusTV is reported to provide free coverage across its linear and digital channels, including Red Bull TV. On Sunday, ServusTV will air all classes live from 10:20, with ServusTV On already broadcasting from Friday.
In Switzerland, the rights are held by the SRG group, with broadcasts on SRF (German), RTS (French) and RSI (Italian). On Sunday, SRF will show two MotoGP races from 13:50, and the MotoGP class race is also available live via the stream and the SRF Sport app.
In Italy, RSI is set to broadcast all classes live on LA2 from 10:55 on Sunday, while RTS2 will show the MotoGP race from 13:50.
Speedweek also notes that due to secondary rights, coverage can sometimes appear with providers not listed in the main schedules. Availability may vary depending on reception methods and the specific provider and channel lineup.
The reported Sunday timetable for the San Marino GP lists: 08:45 Red Bull Rookies Cup Race 2; 09:40–09:50 MotoGP warm-up; 11:00 Moto3 race (20 laps); 12:15 Moto2 race (22 laps); and 14:00 MotoGP race (27 laps).