SILVERSTONE BRITISH GP: HOW TO WATCH MOTO2 AND MOTOGP LIVE IN 2026
9 Aug·
This weekend’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone is being broadcast across several countries and platforms, with live coverage varying by market.
In Germany, MotoGP races are available through paid options such as motogp.com and Sky Sport. Speedweek notes that since ServusTV ended its linear broadcast operations in Germany at the turn of 2023/2024, MotoGP coverage there has been handled via a cooperation with DF1. Looking ahead, Speedweek also reports that from 2027 selected races will be shown free-to-air on RTL in Germany.
For 2026, Speedweek states that twelve selected premium-class events will be broadcast live and free on DF1 in linear TV. Those races can also be watched digitally via ServusTV On and Red Bull TV.
However, the British Grand Prix at Silverstone is specifically identified as not being among the events that are live broadcast in Germany.
In Austria, ServusTV provides free coverage on both linear and digital channels, including Red Bull TV. On Sunday, ServusTV begins airing live races from 11:30, and Speedweek adds that ServusTV On has been on air since Friday.
In Switzerland, the SRG group holds the linear and digital rights. Speedweek reports that SRF (German), RTS (French) and RSI (Italian) will carry the action. On Sunday, SRF will broadcast two MotoGP races live starting at 13:50, with the Grand Prix also available via stream and in the SRF Sport app.
In Italy, RSI will air all classes live on LA2 from 12:10 on Sunday. Speedweek adds that a MotoGP race highlight package follows at 20:00, and from 0:30 there will be repeats of all races (Moto2, MotoGP and Moto3). In France, RTS2 is scheduled to show the MotoGP race live on Sunday from 13:50.
Speedweek also cautions that due to secondary rights allocations, coverage may appear on providers not listed, and whether MotoGP is legally receivable can depend on the specific provider and technical reception setup.
The Sunday schedule at Silverstone (MESZ) lists Moto2 warm-up at 10:40–10:50, followed by the Moto2 race at 12:15 (17 laps). The MotoGP race is set for 14:00 (20 laps), with Moto3 at 15:30 (15 laps). The Bagger World Cup race 2 follows at 17:00 (7 laps).