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Schedule and where to see the MotoGP Italian GP: classification, sprint and race

Schedule and where to see the MotoGP Italian GP: classification, sprint and race

He mugello circuit located in the valley of the Tuscany northeast of Florence is one of the most attractive and demanding of the championship. 5.2 kilometers with fast curves, slow turns and slopes that make the adrenaline and excitement grow in the spectators. The main straight is one of the longest in the championship with a length of 1,141 metres.

valentino rossi He is the driver who has won the most times there with a total of 7 winsfollowed by Jorge Lorenzo with 6. On the current grid Marc Márquez and pecco bagnaia are tied with a win, although the Italian from ducati was the victor of the Grand Prix of 2022.

Record of Marc Márquez in Mugello

In the queen class has achieved two poles and so alone has won oncein 2014. In 2016 he got on the podium by finishing second behind Jorge Lorenzo.

Although in 2010, in the 125 category, he won his first race in a World Championship there. In Moto2 he also won in 2011.

in 2022 suffered a violent crash in the second corner of Q2 that ended with the motorcycle on fire. Although his hardest fall happened in 2013, when he left the track on a stretcher. Marc even came to recognize that that was “the only time he was afraid.”

Despite not having achieved extraordinary results, Marc likes the layout of MugelloHe always stated it. “I like the circuit, even though I have not always achieved the best result“, he said in 2019.

These are the schedules of the Italian GP

The moment of truth arrives sunday 11 with the careers. The first race will be at 11:00turn for Moto3. At 12:15 p.m. will be the race of Moto2 and to the 15:00 that of MotoGP.

Where can you watch the 2023 Italian GP?

He Mugello Grand Prix 2023 can be followed through ‘DAZN’ available on its platform and within ‘Movistar’.


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