DF1 and the streaming platform ServusTV On will continue to show a total of twelve selected races from the MotoGP premier motorcycle class live and free of charge in Germany in the 2026 season. On free TV, the broadcaster DF1 continues to broadcast live, the races can be seen online on ServusTV On and the races are also available on Red Bull TV.
In addition to MotoGP, the races of the Moto2 and Moto3 junior classes are also shown. A total of twelve race weekends will be broadcast live. These include the season opener in Thailand (February 28th/March 1st), the Liqui Moly Motorcycle Grand Prix at the legendary Sachsenring (July 11th/12th), the race at the Austrian Red Bull Ring (September 19th/20th) and the grand finale in Valencia, Spain (November 21st/22nd).
The TV broadcast takes place via the HD premium channel DF1, while online ServusTV On and Red Bull TV provide the streams. As usual, the racing weekends will be moderated by the cult duo Christian Brugger and Alex Hofmann. Alina Marzi and Nicole Oberlechner take turns reporting directly from the route. Stefan Bradl, Gustl Auinger and Sandro Cortese are on duty as experts. From this year onwards, all Turkish-speaking fans of Superbike champion and MotoGP newcomer Toprak Razgatlıoğlu will also have the opportunity to follow the races with Turkish commentary.
The 12 live MotoGP races on ServusTV On in Germany
01.03. GP of Thailand (Buriram)
03/29 USA GP (Austin)
26.04. GP von Spanien (Jerez)
07.06. GP of Hungary (Balaton)
June 21st GP of Czech Republic (Brno)
12.07. GP of Germany (Sachsenring)
30.08. GP von Aragón (Alcañiz)
13.09. GP of San Marino (Misano)
09/20 GP of Austria (Spielberg)
10/25 Australian GP (Phillip Island)
15.11. GP von Portugal (Portimão)
22.11. Valencia GP (Valencia)