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On Sunday, June 6th, 2021, the next race in the 2021 MotoGP season will take place. This week, it’s going to be on the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya in Catalonia (an autonomous community in Spain). After last weekend, Fabio Quartararo has taken quite the lead. However, the season is still young and Francesco Bagnaia and Johann Zarco are still hot on Quartararo’s heels.

If you want to watch the Catalan MotoGP, there are various broadcasters worldwide that will broadcast the motor racing event. Some are free and some are paid, but if you use a VPN, you can watch free streams, no matter where you are in the world!

How to Watch The MotoGP of Catalonia For Free

If you want to watch MotoGP races for free, you’ll need a VPN to change your IP address and a website where you can stream it for free. Luckily, a lot of the broadcasters listed later on in the article that offer the MotoGP for free have free online streams as well.

All you have to do is change your IP address to the IP address of the country where the free stream is available and go to their streaming website to enjoy the show. For example, 10Bold, an Australian channel, broadcasts the MotoGP of Catalonia for free. All you have to have is an Australian IP address, which you can get by using a VPN. If you need help with watching MotoGP using a VPN, take a look at the step-by-step guide below.

By using a VPN you can also gain access to streaming services you already have a subscription to, but might not be available if you’re in another country. For example, if you have a subscription to BT Sport in the UK, but you’re currently on holiday outside of the UK, you can still watch the MotoGP on BT Sport with a VPN.

Watching MotoGP For Free: Step-by-Step

First off, you’ll need a VPN. There are free VPNs and paid VPNs. Free VPNs seem like the logical choice, but these will usually be unsuited for watching MotoGP. This is because free VPNs have data limits, which means you can’t stream the entire MotoGP. On top of that, free VPNs only have a limited number of servers available, so you can’t always access an IP address from the right country.

Should you want to watch MotoGP for free, we recommend using a VPN with a money-back guarantee. These are paid VPNs that will give you your money back, often within 30 days, if you ask for it. That way you can still watch MotoGP for free, without running into the limitations of a free VPN.

To watch the Catalan MotoGP for free, simply follow these steps:

  1. Take out a (temporary) subscription with a good VPN provider that offers a free trial or a money-back guarantee.
  2. Download the VPN app from your chosen VPN provider.
  3. Install the VPN software.
  4. Open the VPN software and log in.
  5. Select a server in Australia to connect to.
  6. Keep the VPN running in the background.
  7. Go to the 10Play website.
  8. Open the 10Bold stream and watch the MotoGP of Catalonia live!

10Bold isn’t the only free MotoGP broadcaster. However, not all broadcasters are available in English. We also included a list of broadcasters below.

MotoGP Broadcasters

The following broadcasters own the broadcasting rights for the 2021 MotoGP season:

COUNTRYBROADCASTERFREE/PAID
AlbaniaRTSHFree
AsiaFox Sports AsiaPaid
AustraliaNetwork Ten

One

Fox Sports

Free

Free

Paid

AustriaServus TVFree
BelgiumEurosport (Dutch)

RTBF (French)

Paid

Free

Bosnia and HerzegovinaSport KlubPaid
BrazilFox SportsPaid
BulgariaMax SportsPaid
CanadaREV TV CanadaPaid
CaribbeanESPNPaid
ChinaStar Sports (English)

Guangdong Television

Zhibo.tv

Paid

Free

Paid

CroatiaSport KlubPaid
Czech RepublicNova SportPaid
CyprusCytaVisionPaid
DenmarkTV3 SportPaid
EstoniaTV3 SportPaid
FinlandC More SportPaid
FranceCanal+Paid
GermanyServusTVFree
GreeceCosmote SportPaid
HungarySpíler TVPaid
Indian subcontinentEurosportPaid
IndonesiaTrans 7Free
IrelandBT SportPaid
IsraelSport 5Paid
ItalySky Sport

TV8

Paid

Free

JapanG+

Nippon TV

Hulu

Paid

Free

Paid

KosovoArt SportPaid
Latin AmericaESPNPaid
LatviaTV3 SportPaid
LiechtensteinSRG SSRFree
LithuaniaTV3 SportPaid
LuxembourgEurosportPaid
MaltaTotal Sports NetworkPaid
MENAbeIN SportsPaid
MontenegroSport KlubPaid
NetherlandsEuroSport

NOS

Paid

Free (only highlights and Dutch GP)

New ZealandSpark SportPaid
North MacedoniaSport KlubPaid
NorwayViasat MotorPaid
Papua New GuineaFox Sports AsiaPaid
PolandPolsat SportFree
PortugalSport TVPaid
Puerto RicoNBC SportsPaid
RomaniaDigi Sport

Look Sport

Paid

Paid

RussiaMotorsport.tvPaid
San MarinoSky Sport

TV8

Paid

Free

SerbiaSport KlubPaid
SlovakiaNova SportPaid
SloveniaKanal AFree
South KoreaStar SportsPaid
Sub-Saharan AfricaSuperSport

Canal+

Paid

Paid

SwedenViasat MotorPaid
SwitzerlandSRG SSR

Canal+

Free

Paid

ThailandPPTVFree
TurkeyS SportPaid
United KingdomBT Sport

ITV4

Paid

Free (not all races)

United StatesNBC SportsPaid
VenezuelaLa Tele TuyaFree

MotoGP 2021 Rankings

These are the current ranking for the 2021 MotoGP season:

RANKINGRACERTEAMPOINTS
1.Fabio QuartararoYamaha105
2.Johann ZarcoDucati81
3.Francesco BagnaiaDucati79
4.Jack MillerDucati74
5.Joan MirSuzuki65

MotoGP of Catalonia Schedule

Want to know when the practice rounds, qualifiers, and race will take place? Take a look at the official schedule for the MotoGP of Catalonia below:

DATERACELOCAL TIME
Friday 06-04-2021First free practice09:55
Friday 06-04-2021Second free practice14:10
Saturday 06-05-2021Third free practice09:55
Saturday 06-05-2021Fourth free practice13:30
Saturday 06-05-2021First Qualification14:10
Saturday 06-05-2021Second Qualification14:35
Sunday 06-06-2021Warm-Up09:30
Sunday 06-06-2021Race13:00
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