The World Championship returns to the historic Brno circuit for the 2026 Czech Republic Grand Prix, one of the most eagerly awaited events of the season. After its return to the calendar, the Czech track is once again the focus of a weekend that could prove crucial in the battle for the world title.
Below you will find the full weekend schedule, the times for free practice, qualifying, Sprint Race and race, as well as all the information on where to follow the GP live on TV and streaming.
Where to watch MotoGP Czech Republic 2026 on TV
The Czech Republic Grand Prix will be broadcast live on Sky Sport MotoGP and streamed on NOW, with full coverage of all Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP sessions.
TV8 will offer the MotoGP qualifying, Saturday’s Sprint Race and Sunday’s race free-to-air, according to the broadcaster’s scheduled programme.
Fans will therefore be able to choose between Sky’s full coverage or follow the main weekend events for free on TV8.
MotoGP Czech Republic 2026 times
Friday 19 June
Moto3
09:00 – Free Practice 1
13:15 – Practice
Moto2
09:50 – Free Practice 1
14:05 – Practice
MotoGP
10:45 – Free Practice 1
15:00 – Practice
The afternoon Practice session will be crucial in determining the ten riders who will go directly through to Q2.
Saturday 20 June schedule
Saturday will be dedicated to qualifying and the Sprint Race.
MotoGP
10:10 – Free Practice 2
10:50 – Q1 qualifying
11:15 – Q2 qualifying
15:00 – Sprint Race
Before the Sprint, the Moto3 and Moto2 qualifying sessions will also take place.
Sunday 21 June schedule
Sunday will be entirely dedicated to racing.
MotoGP
09:40 – Warm Up
14:00 – Race
Moto3
11:00 – Race
Moto2
12:15 – Race
The Brno circuit
The Automotodrom Brno is one of the most spectacular tracks on the world calendar. At over 5.4 kilometres long, it alternates long straights with fast corners, undulations and changes of direction that test riders and bikes.
The wide run-off areas and very technical layout often favour hard-fought races, spectacular overtakes and different strategies in tyre management.
What to expect from the weekend
The Czech Republic Grand Prix is one of the key stages of the season. Saturday’s Sprint Race will award important points, while Sunday’s race could alter the balance of the world standings.
Brno’s characteristics make the circuit suitable for the most complete riders, capable of being competitive both in the fast corners and under heavy braking. Tyre management will also be decisive, especially in the event of high temperatures.
MotoGP Czech Republic 2026: a weekend not to be missed
The return of the Czech Republic GP continues to provide thrills for motorcycle fans. Between fiercely contested qualifying, Sprint Race and Sunday’s Grand Prix, Brno promises once again a spectacle of the highest level.
To avoid missing a single minute of the action, it will be possible to follow the whole weekend live on Sky Sport MotoGP and NOW, while TV8 will broadcast the main events free-to-air.