News Summary

The 2026 Australian MotoGP Grand Prix at Phillip Island will be available live and free on Network 10 in Australia, with the broadcaster confirming coverage of the circuit’s farewell weekend on Saturday, October 24, and Sunday, October 25.

Australian viewers can also watch through Fox Sports, Foxtel and Kayo Sports, which provide live coverage of the championship’s practice sessions, qualifying, sprint and main races. International audiences will have different options, including TNT Sports in the United Kingdom and FanCode in India.

The final MotoGP race at Phillip Island begins at 14:00 local time on Sunday, October 25, before the Australian Grand Prix relocates to Adelaide in 2027. Jorge Martín enters the weekend just two points ahead of Marc Márquez, adding a championship battle to the circuit’s farewell celebrations.

Where to watch the Australian MotoGP live

Country / MarketTV and streaming options
AustraliaNetwork 10 (free Saturday/Sunday); Fox Sports, Foxtel, Kayo Sports
United KingdomTNT Sports; discovery+ / eligible streaming packages
IndiaFanCode
United StatesFOX Sports / authorised local coverage
CanadaSportsnet
New ZealandSky Sport
IrelandTNT Sports / eligible streaming packages
South AfricaSuperSport
SingaporeAuthorised local broadcaster / VideoPass where available
MalaysiaAuthorised local broadcaster / VideoPass where available

Coverage, channels and subscription requirements may vary by territory. The official MotoGP broadcaster directory should be checked for last-minute changes.

How to watch MotoGP for free in Australia

Network 10 has confirmed free-to-air coverage of the final Phillip Island MotoGP weekend, giving Australian viewers an opportunity to watch the event without a paid sports subscription.

The broadcaster will carry live coverage on Saturday and Sunday, including the main attractions of the farewell programme.

The agreement is particularly significant because the 2026 event marks the end of Phillip Island’s long association with the Australian motorcycle Grand Prix.

The circuit hosted its first world championship event in 1989 and became the permanent Australian venue again in 1997.

For viewers who want complete coverage of practice, qualifying and every session, Fox Sports, Foxtel and Kayo Sports offer additional options.

Kayo provides live streaming and on-demand replays on compatible devices, while Foxtel carries the championship through its sports television services.

The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix’s official viewing guide details the available platforms.

How to watch the Australian MotoGP in the UK

TNT Sports is the official MotoGP broadcaster in the United Kingdom, carrying practice, qualifying, the sprint and Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Viewers can access coverage through eligible television subscriptions and the broadcaster’s supported streaming services.

The Australian Grand Prix begins at 03:00 GMT on Sunday, October 25, after the United Kingdom switches from British Summer Time to Greenwich Mean Time.

Saturday’s sprint starts at 05:00 BST, making the difference between the two sessions particularly important for British viewers.

The time change takes place during the early hours of Sunday, meaning Saturday’s and Sunday’s MotoGP events use different UK time-zone designations.

MotoGP VideoPass also provides an international streaming option in territories where the service is available.

How to watch the Australian MotoGP in India

Indian fans can follow MotoGP through FanCode, which provides official championship coverage.

The sprint starts at 09:30 IST on Saturday, October 24, while the main Grand Prix begins at 08:30 IST on Sunday, October 25.

Viewers should check the FanCode app or website for the available subscription packages and the precise coverage offered for the Australian round.

The early-morning timing makes Phillip Island more accessible to Indian viewers than several European or American Grands Prix.

What time is the Australian MotoGP race worldwide?

Country / CityLocal dateRace start
Australia — Melbourne / Sydney (AEDT)Sun, Oct 2514:00
Australia — Brisbane (AEST)Sun, Oct 2513:00
Australia — Perth (AWST)Sun, Oct 2511:00
New Zealand — Auckland (NZDT)Sun, Oct 2516:00
India — New Delhi (IST)Sun, Oct 2508:30
United Kingdom — London (GMT)Sun, Oct 2503:00
Ireland — Dublin (GMT)Sun, Oct 2503:00
United States — New York (EDT)Sat, Oct 2423:00
United States — Los Angeles (PDT)Sat, Oct 2420:00
Canada — Toronto (EDT)Sat, Oct 2423:00
South Africa — Johannesburg (SAST)Sun, Oct 2505:00
Singapore (SGT)Sun, Oct 2511:00
Malaysia (MYT)Sun, Oct 2511:00

The complete Australian MotoGP race-time guide includes additional countries and the full race-weekend context.

Phillip Island prepares historic MotoGP farewell

The Australian Grand Prix will leave Phillip Island after the 2026 event, with Adelaide taking over from next season.

The change brings an end to one of the championship’s most recognisable venues, famous for its fast corners, coastal winds and demanding tyre conditions.

The farewell celebrations will feature Casey Stoner, Mick Doohan and Wayne Gardner, who will participate in a ceremonial lap.

Australia’s three premier-class world champions will reunite at Phillip Island, with Kevin Schwantz also joining the celebrations.

The event carries additional significance because Martín and Márquez are separated by just two points in the championship.

Phillip Island’s final weekend also features five historical records and milestones involving Márquez and his rivals.

The field will be missing several riders because of injuries.

Toprak Razgatlıoğlu has been ruled out for the rest of the season, while Fermín Aldeguer will also miss the Australian round.

Iker Lecuona will replace Aldeguer at Gresini, making another substitute appearance on Ducati machinery.

FAQ

Can I watch the Australian MotoGP for free?

Yes. Network 10 has confirmed live free-to-air coverage in Australia on Saturday and Sunday.

Where can I watch MotoGP in the UK?

TNT Sports carries the championship, with streaming available through eligible services. The race starts at 03:00 GMT on Sunday.

What time is the Australian MotoGP in India?

The Grand Prix begins at 08:30 IST on Sunday, October 25, with FanCode providing official coverage.