Marc Marquez will enter 2017 the defending MotoGP Riders’ Champion, but standing in his way will be former champions Jorge Lorenzo and the veteran Valentino Rossi, as well as local favourite Jack Miller, and you won’t miss a minute of the action when you Stream the action live to an eligible mobile device using the Free Trial offered below.
2017 Dutch MotoGP Grand Prix Preview
The MotoGP World Championship travels five continents and draws a global television audience in the tens of millions, and the Dutch TT MotoGP Grand Prix will certainly be a big part of this season’s success. The 2017 Grand Prix in Netherlands, hosted at the the TT Circuit in Assen, is the seventh fixture on the championship calendar.
Australia’s Jack Miller took the points last year, and will look to duplicate that performance after a disappointing showing in Italy last time out. Valentino Rossi is currently fifth in the Rider’s Standings but can take comfort in his results at the circuit, as he leads all active riders with seven wins in the Netherlands. The other riders that will be watched closely include veteran Marc Marquez and the youngster Maverick Vinales who’s off to a torrid start on the season, currently sitting first in the standings.
The MotoGP on TV in Australia
Here in 2017, Fox Sports has live coverage of All MotoGP category races (Moto2, Moto3), including practice and qualifying sessions, across every supported Foxtel platform. Fox Sports will also offer all 18 MotoGP World Championship events LIVE, in HD, with no ad-breaks from lights out to the chequered flag. This includes every practice, qualifying session and championship race, with expert commentary, as well as the most comprehensive pre-race and post-race analysis, right up until the MotoGP Grand Prix of Valencia (Nov 12).
The MotoGP Free to air coverage on Channel One is limited to ninety minute replays for all 17 MotoGP Grand Prix races held outside of Australia, to be aired later that evening or the following day. The lone exception is the MotoGP of Australia (October 21-22), for which Channel One will televise both the Qualifying race and Grand Prix live.
MotoGP of Netherlands
When: June 23 – June 25
Where: TT Circuit in Assen, Netherlands
Live Australian TV Times
Day 1 Friday 23 June
Moto3 practice: 4.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP practice: 5.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 practice: 6.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto3 practice: 8.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP practice: 9.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 practice: 10.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Shown as Sydney Australia time, adjust for regional differences. Full fixtures listed below display. MotoGP Grand Prix replays available on Fox Sports, with the Netherlands MotoGP replay on Monday 26 June from 8pm-9pm.
MotoGP Live Streaming and a Free Trial
All eighteen MotoGP racing weekends including the 2017 Dutch MotoGP will be broadcast on Fox Sports, to include every featured practice and qualifying session and the Grand Prix itself, televised live and in High Definition to enhance your viewing.
So if you’re a resident of Australia you may wish to check out Foxtel Now’s 2 weeks Free TV trial, which has No-lock in contract and is available to New users and EXISTING Foxtel Play subscribers. Foxtel Now will telecast both the Dutch (June 23-25) and German MotoGP (July 2) LIVE online*, as well as offering Live MotoGP streaming to eligible mobile devices through Foxtel Go.
2017 MotoGP Live TV Fixtures
Day 2 Saturday 24 June
Moto3 practice: 5.00pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP practice: 5.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 practice: 6.45pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto3 qualifying: 8.30pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP practice: 9.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP qualifying: 10.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 qualifying: 11.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Day 3 Sunday 25 June
Moto3 warm-up: 4.30pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 warm-up: 5.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP warm-up: 6.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto3 GP: 6.45pm – 8.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
Moto2 GP: 8.15pm – 9.30pm (Fox Sports 6)
Dutch GP: 9.30pm – 11.15pm (Fox Sports 6)
2017 MotoGP TV Guide
Take advantage of the Foxtel Play 2 weeks free trial, which can be paused anytime so you only need to pay for the sport you wish to see, and watch your favourite MotoGP racing Live online. The MotoGP on Free to Air limited to a ninety minute replay on channel ONE with the lone exception being Australia’s Phillip Island MotoGP in October.
26 March: MotoGP Grand Prix Qatar – LIVE Fox Sports
9 April: MotoGp Grand Prix Argentina – LIVE Fox Sports
23 April: MotoGP Grand Prix The Americas – LIVE Fox Sports
07 May: MotoGP Grand Prix Spain – LIVE Fox Sports
21 May: MotoGP Grand Prix France – LIVE Fox Sports
04 June: MotoGP Grand Prix Italy – LIVE Fox Sports
11 June: MotoGP Grand Prix Catalunya – LIVE Fox Sports
25 June: MotoGP Grand Prix Netherlands – LIVE Fox Sports
02 July: MotoGP Grand Prix Germany – LIVE Fox Sports
06 August: MotoGP Grand Prix Czech – LIVE Fox Sports
13 August: MotoGP Grand Prix Austria – LIVE Fox Sports
27 August: MotoGP Grand Prix Great Britain – LIVE Fox Sports
10 September: MotoGP Grand Prix San Marino – LIVE Fox Sports
24 September: MotoGP Grand Prix Aragon – LIVE Fox Sports
15 October: MotoGP Grand Prix Japan – LIVE Fox Sports
22 October: MotoGP Grand Prix Australia – LIVE: ONE/Fox Sports
29 October: MotoGP Grand Prix Malaysia – LIVE Fox Sports
12 November: MotoGP Grand Prix Valencia – LIVE Fox Sports
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