MotoGP on TV and live stream: This is how you watch the Malaysian Grand Prix for free on TV and live stream

• MotoGP is at the start of the 19th race of the season at the Malaysian Grand Prix.
• The race will take place at the Sepang International Circuit from 8:00 a.m.
• You can watch the race for free on DF1, SRF and ServusTV or on pay TV on Sky, WOW and motogp.com.

After a rain spectacle in Thailand, a lot remains open in MotoGP. The third part of the second and final tripleheader continues this Sunday with the Malaysian Grand Prix. However, the Grand Prix is ​​not for late risers. At 8:00 a.m. the drivers will be hunting for points at the Sepang International Circuit.

In the Motorcycle World Championship we see constant back and forth. Francesco Bagnaia had the best day in Buriram. This not only means they are assured of the constructors’ title, as the reigning world champion moves within 17 points of Jorge Martin. The Spaniard got off to a great start, but fell back again due to a mistake. Marc Márquez’s accident prevented further damage. Everything is ready for all early risers.

This weekend you can follow the race for free on DF1. Shortly before the start of the season, the free TV broadcaster was able to agree on a sublicense for twelve race weekends with the German rights holder Sky. The race in Sepang is one of them.

This is how you receive DF1 in the live stream

The easiest way to receive DF1 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 DF1 online – sometimes without registration and for free.

Reading tips: 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 DF1 live stream online in your browser

You can find all legal live streams from DF1 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.

Further reception options

In addition to DF1, you can follow all the races in Germany as usual on Sky and WOW. The Austrian broadcaster Servus TV and Swiss radio and television offer you two further free options.

Follow the MotoGP on Sky

• Sunday, November 3rd, from 8:00 a.m. on Sky

After Servus TV ended in Germany, Sky secured the broadcasting rights for all 21 races of the 2024 MotoGP season last year. There you can always see all the sessions of the race weekends. If you prefer a live stream, you will find what you are looking for on the WOW service.

At from 29.99 dollars per month*

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You have to book the live sports subscription here. There was a price increase here recently. The Wow Live Sport package regularly costs 35.99 dollars per month. If you book the annual subscription, the price drops to 29.99 dollars per month.

Watch the race on ServusTV Austria

• Sunday, November 3rd, from 8:00 a.m. on Servus TV

The races can no longer be seen on ServusTV in Germany, but the broadcast in Austria continues as usual. Here you can see every race weekend of the entire season live, similar to Sky. You can also follow the sessions from Germany in the live stream on your own website. However, the live stream is blocked from access from abroad by a country ban.

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Use CyberGhost, the VPN service is perfect for streaming.

You can test CyberGhost for free.

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Servus TV Austria is not available everywhere. Set your VPN service to the broadcaster’s home country.

Once you’ve done that, you can test your connection and see whether you get an IP from the right country.

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You can find “” on Servus TV Austria. You don’t need a streaming service.

If your VPN service is set up correctly, you can watch the stream live or access the media library.

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The country block can be circumvented with a VPN service, but this puts you in a legal gray area.

Watch the race on Swiss radio and television

• Sunday, November 3rd, from 8:00 a.m. on SRF 2

Just like in Austria, you can also follow the race on the Swiss television channel SRF 2. Here too, the country block can be circumvented using a VPN. However, remember that you are in a legal gray area.

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Use CyberGhost, the VPN service is perfect for streaming.

You can test CyberGhost for free.

Recommendation: CyberGhost

2.

SRF 2 is not available everywhere. Set your VPN service to the broadcaster’s home country.

Once you’ve done that, you can test your connection and see whether you get an IP from the right country.

3.

You can find “” on SRF 2. You don’t need a streaming service.

If your VPN service is set up correctly, you can watch the stream live or access the media library.

Zum Stream ❯

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Tipp! In our TV guide you will find further information on how you can access the live stream from SRF 2 in Germany.

• Sunday, November 3rd, 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 Sports. The commentary is provided in English. There are three different subscriptions to choose from here. On the one hand, there is the monthly VideoPass for 29.99 dollars. The second option is called VideoPass Season and costs 139.99 dollars for one season. The third option is the VideoPass + TimingPass for 148.99 dollars. Here you will always receive additional race statistics in the live streams.

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The highlights on YouTube

Don’t have time to follow the races live? No problem! The official MotoGP channel uploads the compilations to the YouTube channel a few hours after the end of the race. This means you can recreate the best overtaking processes and most important racing moments even in retrospect.

To the MotoGP YouTube channel❯

Be careful with shady streaming portals

Other shady streaming platforms may also offer free streams. You should definitely avoid them. On the one hand, the use of such streaming portals is punishable. On the other hand, there is a possibility that you could catch viruses for your device. We’ll tell you which streaming providers are reputable and which are not.

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