2026 MotoGP Indonesian Grand Prix – How to watch, session times & more

Following Marc Marquez's double win for Ducati in Japan last weekend, Aprilia is expected to mount a comeback as MotoGP heads to Mandalika for the Indonesian Grand Prix.

Marco Bezzecchi was easily the fastest rider in Lombok last year, but he misjudged his braking while trying to recover from a poor start, clattering into the back of Marquez's bike. The newly-crowned world champion was unlucky to suffer another injury to his battered right arm, while the incident also handed victory to Gresini's Fermin Aldeguer.

Indonesia has never been a strong hunting ground for Marquez, who is yet to finish a Sunday race in the country in four attempts.

Ducati is prepared to lose 10-12 points in the championship fight this weekend, while many see Mandalika as Aprilia's opportunity to build a buffer in the standings.

With just six rounds remaining, Jorge Martin holds a narrow two-point lead over Marquez, with Bezzecchi 49 points down in third. In the manufacturers' standings, Aprilia and Ducati are tied on 469 points.

Unlike most weekends, the grand prix starts at 3pm local time, as opposed to 2pm. This means the Sunday race will kick off at the same time as the sprint on Saturday.

Indonesian GP FREE PRACTICE 1

Indonesian GP FREE PRACTICE 2

Indonesian GP QUALIFYING 1

Indonesian GP QUALIFYING 2

MotoGP has its own on-demand streaming service, offering live broadcast of practice, qualifying and the Sprint, as well as highlights. The MotoGP Video pass is available for an annual fee of 139.99 euros. Several local broadcasters also stream MotoGP races on their official websites

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