MotoGP Netherlands 2026: see the times and where to watch all the GP sessions
World motorcycling enthusiasts can now organize their schedules to follow the tenth stage of the 2026 MotoGP, which will take place on the iconic Dutch Grand Prix track, at the Assen TT Circuit. The complete schedule, including training, qualifying and final races, will be distributed between June 26th and 28th, with live broadcast options for different regions.
The stage for the tenth stage of the 2026 MotoGP world championship
The Assen TT Circuit, traditionally known as “The Cathedral” of motorcycling, will host the tenth round of the championship. Fans will be able to closely follow all the decisive moments that will define the course of the 2026 season. The Dutch stage is crucial for drivers looking to position themselves in the fight for the title, given the track’s complexity and history.
Features of the legendary Assen TT circuit
The Assen circuit is one of the most respected on the MotoGP calendar, known for its high speed and challenging corners. Its particularities test the riders’ skills and the motorcycles’ performance to the maximum.
- Name: Assen TT Circuit
- Length: 4,542 km
- Longest straight: 487 m
- Number of curves: 18
- Curve direction: Right (clockwise)
Full 2026 Dutch GP session schedule
The tenth stage of the MotoGP World Championship will feature an intense agenda, divided into three days. It is important to note the distinction between Japan Standard Time and Local Time for better organization of fans around the world.
On Friday, June 26th, the first free practice sessions will kick off the activities, allowing drivers to familiarize themselves with the track and adjust their machines.
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- Moto3 [Free Practice 1]: 16:00-16:35 (09:00-09:35 local)
- Moto2 [Free Practice 1]: 16:50-17:30 (09:50-10:30 local)
- MotoGP [Free Practice 1]: 17:45-18:30 (10:45-11:30 local)
- Moto3 [Training]: 20:15-20:50 (13:15-13:50 local)
- Moto2 [Training]: 21:05-21:45 (14:05-14:45 local)
- MotoGP [Training]: 22:00-23:00 (15:00-16:00 local)
Saturday, June 27th, will be reserved for the qualifying sessions, which will define the starting grid for the main races and the exciting MotoGP Sprint.
- Moto3 [Free Practice 2]: 15:40-16:10 (08:40-09:10 local)
- Moto2 [Free Practice 2]: 16:25-16:55 (09:25-09:55 local)
- MotoGP [Free Practice 2]: 17:10-17:40 (10:10-10:40 local)
- MotoGP [Q1 Classification]: 17:50-18:05 (10:50-11:05 local)
- MotoGP [Q2 Classification]: 18:15-18:30 (11:15-11:30 local)
- Moto3 [Q1 Classification]: 19:45-20:00 (12:45-13:00 local)
- Moto3 [Q2 Classification]: 20:10-20:25 (13:10-13:25 local)
- Moto2 [Qualifying Q1]: 20:40-20:55 (13:40-13:55 local)
- Moto2 [Qualifying Q2]: 21:05-21:20 (14:05-14:20 local)
- MotoGP [Sprint (13 laps)]: 22:00 (15:00 local)
The climax of the weekend will be on Sunday, June 28th, with the final races of all categories, promising great disputes for position and championship points.
- Moto3 [Final Race (20 laps)]: 18:00 (11:00 local)
- Moto2 [Final Race (22 laps)]: 19:15 (12:15 local)
- MotoGP [Final Race (26 laps)]: 21:00 (14:00 local)
Channels and times to follow the live broadcast of MotoGP in the Netherlands
Television and streaming coverage of the Dutch GP will be extensive, ensuring fans don’t miss a single detail of the action. Different platforms will offer access to training, rankings and races.
Broadcaster BS Nippon Television will broadcast the MotoGP final race, offering one-hour coverage for viewers.
- June 28th (Sunday): 24:00-25:00 (Final)
Streaming service Hulu will provide full MotoGP qualifying and Sprint coverage on Saturday, as well as the final races in all categories on Sunday.
- Classification for all categories and MotoGP Sprint final: Saturday, June 27, from 5:45 pm to 11:30 pm
- Final for all categories: Sunday, June 28th, from 5:45 pm to 11:00 pm
Similarly, NTV G+ will also offer comprehensive coverage, covering the MotoGP qualifying sessions and Sprint on Saturday, and the final races of all categories on Sunday.
- Classification for all categories and MotoGP Sprint final: Saturday, June 27, from 5:45 pm to 11:30 pm
- Final for all categories: Sunday, June 28th, from 5:45 pm to 11:00 pm
