MotoGP Bharat: MotoGP Bharat: How to watch live stream and other details

The popular two-wheeled motor sporting race, MotoGP, is set to be held in India for the very first time. Top drivers across the world will battle it out for the title at the Buddh International Circuit in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh, from September 22 to 24. This event which is officially named MotoGP Bharat, will mark the return of professional-level international motorsport action to the venue which held the Indian Grand Prixfrom 2011 to 2013.TheMotoGP Bharat will be the 13th round of the 2023 FIM MotoGP World Championship. The 20-round season started in March in Portugal and will conclude in November in Spain. The event is also expected to draw fans from different parts of the country and elevate the profile of motorcycle racing in India.
MotoGP Bharat 2023: Date, time and how to watch live stream
MotoGP Bharat is a three-day event that will start on September 22 and will continue till September 24. The practice sessions will get underway today (September 22). Meanwhile, the qualifying and sprint race will take place on Saturday, followed by the main race on Sunday.

The event will be live-streamed on JioCinema (both app and website). Fans and enthusiasts will also be able to catch the live event physically. Enthusiasts can buy tickets ranging from Rs 800 to Rs 1,80,000, with registrations available through the BookMyShow app.

Nearly, over 1,00,000 attendees are expected over the three-day event. The MotoGP Bharat will feature some of the popular names in this motorsport racing like Aleix Espargaro, and Fabio Quartararo. The practice session is set to start at 4 pm today while the main race will flag off on September 24 at 12.30 pm.

MotoGP Bharat 2023: Venue
MotoGP Bharat is set to be held at the Buddh International Circuit. Built in 2010, this race circuit is 5.15 kilometres. The circuit which hosted Formula One races from 2011 to 2013 was later discontinued due to financial issues. The circuit has now been modified to make it suitable for the MotoGP race.