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Viewers worldwide outside France can stream the event live on MXGP-TV with an official weekend pass. Viewers located in France can watch live exclusively on Automoto La Chaîne via cable, satellite, IPTV, or the Automoto digital app.
Saturday 21 November starts at 19:00 CET (18:00 UK GMT, 13:00 US Eastern, 10:00 US Pacific). Sunday 22 November starts at 14:00 CET (13:00 UK GMT, 08:00 US Eastern, 05:00 US Pacific).
No. In France, the broadcast is held exclusively by Automoto La Chaîne (subscription channel). Worldwide viewers access the event through the MXGP-TV paid streaming pass.
MXGP-TV offers dual audio feeds: English commentary with Paul Malin and French commentary. Automoto La Chaîne broadcasts with its French commentary team of Jean-Christophe Vaschetto and Sébastien Tortelli.
Yes. Both MXGP-TV and the Automoto La Chaîne digital app make full session replays available on demand immediately after each night's main event and podium ceremony.
Receive a direct reminder 30 minutes before gate drop on Saturday 21 Nov and Sunday 22 Nov.