The fight for the MotoGP championship is on Sunday at the Malaysian Grand Prix. We’ll show you how you can watch the race for free on TV and live stream.
The Malaysian Grand Prix takes place this weekend. (Source: livephotosport /depositphotos.com)
- MotoGP starts this weekend in Malaysia.
- The race starts at 8:00 a.m. at the Sepang International Circuit.
- You can watch the race on free TV on Servus TV and on pay TV on motogp.com.
The Malaysian Grand Prix in MotoGP will take place on Sunday, November 12th at the Sepang International Circuit. The race starts at 8:00 a.m. German time. After Jorge Martin’s victory in Thailand, the world championship fight is becoming more and more exciting. Francesco Bagnaia, who placed second in this race, is now only 13 points ahead of the Spaniard in the drivers’ championship. Will we see another exciting duel? You can follow the action today for free on ServusTV.
This is how you receive Servus TV in the live stream
The easiest way to receive Servus TV as a live stream is to subscribe to one of the following online TV services. This not only means you have a full stream, but you can also watch it legally. We advise you against illegal or dubious offers.
With these TV streaming apps you can watch the live stream from Servus TV online – sometimes without registration and for free.
Reading tip: In our guide “Television over the Internet” we offer you a comprehensive overview of the best legal Internet TV providers in Germany. There you can also find out how the individual services performed in our test, which packages are free and who broadcasts which channels.
Watch Servus TV live stream online in your browser
You can find all legal live streams from Servus TV here on this page. Unless otherwise stated, you do not need to register or pay for the stream.
Since all streams run directly in the browser, you can start the stream on a laptop and connect it to the television. With the appropriate resolution and bandwidth, you can get a full-fledged picture on your television. Alternatively, you can make your television “smart” and then start the stream directly on the television using the integrated browser.
Follow the MotoGP on ServusTV
- Sunday, November 12th, from 8:00 a.m. on ServusTV
The Austrian television station owns the TV rights in its own country as well as in Germany. Accordingly, the PayTV broadcaster DAZN is no longer responsible for this. This means you can follow the races completely free of charge and, unlike Formula 1, even without a VPN. This can be done easily via the live stream on your own website.
- Sunday, November 12th, from 8:00 a.m. on motogp.com
You can also follow the races in a live stream on MotoGP’s own website. The packages offered are sold by Dorna Sport. The commentary is provided in English. There are two different subscriptions to choose from here. Firstly, the VideoPass Season for 29.99 euros and secondly, the 2023 VideoPass + TimingPass for 34.99 euros. Since the season is almost over, you will be offered a subscription for the rest of the time. The TimingPass provides you with additional race information.
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