The MotoGP travels to the MotorLand Aragón for the Aragon Grand Prix, marking the third of four Spanish rounds on the 2026 calendar. According to Motorsport-Magazin.com, the 13th round of the 2026 season spans 23 laps across the 5.08-kilometer circuit, featuring 17 turns running counter-clockwise. Fans can track all sessions through various broadcasters, including Sky Deutschland, ServusTV, DF1, and SRF.
Aragon GP 2026 Weekend Schedule and Timings
Track action at the MotorLand Aragón begins on Friday with the opening practice sessions, leading up to the premier class qualifying and sprint race on Saturday. According to the official event timetable published by Motorsport-Magazin.com, the weekend schedule operates in Central European Time (MEZ):
- Friday: Free Practice 1 for Moto3 begins at 09:00, Moto2 at 09:50, and MotoGP at 10:45. Afternoon training sessions run from 13:15 for Moto3, 14:05 for Moto2, and 15:00 for MotoGP.
- Saturday: Second practice sessions start at 08:40 for Moto3, 09:25 for Moto2, and 10:10 for MotoGP. The MotoGP qualifying sessions launch at 10:50, followed by Moto3 qualifying at 12:45, Moto2 qualifying at 13:40, and the 11-lap MotoGP Sprint at 15:00.
- Sunday: The MotoGP warm-up takes place at 09:40. Race day starts with the Moto3 grand prix at 11:00 (17 laps), the Moto2 grand prix at 12:15 (19 laps), and the premier class MotoGP race at 14:00 (23 laps).
TV and Streaming Broadcast Options in Germany
Viewers in Germany have access to free-to-air and pay-TV coverage for the Aragon weekend. According to Motorsport-Magazin.com, the qualifying sessions and races across all three classes, alongside the MotoGP Sprint, air live and free of charge on DF1 and via the streaming platform ServusTV On. Red Bull TV also carries digital coverage of the sessions. Pay-TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland provides full-length coverage of every session through subscription channels and streaming platforms.
Broadcasting Coverage in Austria and Switzerland
Regional broadcast rights vary for fans watching from neighboring countries. According to Motorsport-Magazin.com, ServusTV broadcasts the Aragon weekend in Austria with free-to-air coverage of all class qualifications and the MotoGP sprint on Saturday, while Sunday’s grand prix races air live starting at 10:20 alongside pre- and post-race analysis. ServusTV On streams all sessions live with English commentary. In Switzerland, SRF2 broadcasts the Saturday sprint starting at 14:50 on free television, accompanied by a livestream on PlaySRF. Sunday’s main MotoGP race is available to Swiss viewers via a free stream on the SRF website and the SRF Sport app rather than traditional television.
Circuit Statistics and Previous Results
The MotorLand Aragón has hosted Grand Prix motorcycle racing since 2010. According to event statistics from Motorsport-Magazin.com, the circuit layout measures 5.08 kilometers with seven right-hand and ten left-hand corners. The absolute lap record stands at 1:45.704 minutes, set by Marc Marquez in 2025, who also holds the race lap record at 1:46.705 minutes.
During the 2025 Aragon Grand Prix weekend, Marc Marquez claimed victory in both the sprint and the main race riding for Ducati, according to Motorsport-Magazin.com records.
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