MotoGP Qatar Grand Prix 2024 Live Streaming: When, Where To Watch On TV And Online

The Grand Prix of Qatar, which was named the Best Grand Prix of 2023, is returning once again. With Francesco Bagnaia defending his title and Pedro Acosta fighting to make a name for himself, the Lusail race promises to provide thrills, drama, and action! Here's how, when and where you can watch the motorcycle live

Outlook Sports Desk

Updated on: 8 March 2024 9:48 am

MotoGP riders ahead of the 2024 Grand Prix of Qatar at Lusail International Circuit. (Photo: X|MotoGP)

Qatar is hosting the season opening of MotoGP 2024, featuring a renovated paddock and brand-new facilities and is all set to revive the thrilling action on track. Celebrating 75 years of motorcycle racing, the Lusail International circuit has been illuminated and ready to welcome the 22 riders on March 8, for the first free practice session. (Season Guide | More Motorsports News)

Last year, Fabio Di Giannantonio of Ducati finished the 5.41km circuit first, giving Ducati 7 wins at Lusail. However, Yamaha is known as the king of Lusail, having won 10 times in the past due to the fantastic riding of Valentino Rossi, who alone gave 4 of those wins. Honda is another name that Lusail tends to remember forever, with 3 wins, back in 2004, 2011 and 2014.

In pursuit of winning a Grand Prix race that Marc Marquez didn't win in 868 days, he left the Honda seat and geared up the red beast this time. The Spaniard may have won 6 championships in MotoGP but the last time he won a GP race was in 2021 at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix. So he is desperate to win, and so is Ducati to extend their winning streak.

If history desires an extraordinary event to be recorded, the 19-year-old rookie Pedro Acosta may win the Qatar Grand Prix and become the youngest driver ever to achieve this feat, surpassing Marquez's record. Aprilia and KTM have never won at Lusail, but in front of Ducati and Honda's strategy that goes off the track to the talk of the town, it is difficult this time.