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Wondering Where to Watch MotoGP? Eurosport and Discovery+
With the 2024 MotoGP season on the horizon, enthusiasts of the premier-class motorcycle racing across India and South Asia have a reason to gear up. Eurosport India has reclaimed the broadcasting rights for the MotoGP, ensuring fans will not miss a moment of the action. This development comes after a season where the broadcasting baton was passed to Jio Cinema for the inaugural BharatGP.
Eurosport, known for its comprehensive coverage of MotoGP during the 2020-22 seasons, is set to bring the thrill of the race back to its platform through a three-year deal with Dorna, the commercial rights holder of MotoGP.
MotoGP 2024: A Season to Watch
The 2024 MotoGP season promises 21 action-packed races, kicking off with the QatarGP from March 8-10, 2024. The Indian GP, which saw its debut in 2023, has significantly contributed to the growing fan base in the region. The much-anticipated second edition of the Grand Prix of India is scheduled for September 20-22, marking a highlight in the racing calendar.
Viewing Options for Fans
Fans looking to catch all the high-speed action live have various options. Apart from Eurosport's television broadcast, the races can be streamed live on the Discovery+ app. Subscription plans are available at Rs 199 monthly or Rs 399 annually, making it accessible for all enthusiasts to follow their favorite riders and teams closely.
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The 2024 season also brings exciting changes to the grid, notably Marc Marquez's switch from Honda to Gresini Ducati. Such significant shifts are set to make the upcoming season one of the most unpredictable and thrilling yet.
As the countdown to the 2024 MotoGP season begins, fans in India and South Asia can look forward to comprehensive coverage thanks to Eurosport India's renewed partnership with Dorna. With a packed calendar and the return of the Grand Prix of India, the upcoming season is poised to keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
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