How to live stream the Valencian GP from anywhere

The Valencian Grand Prix is the final race of the 2022 MotoGP season that will take place on November 6, 2022 at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo. If you want to catch every second of the high-octane racing action, we have got you covered. Find out how to live stream the Valencian GP from any country in the world in our guide below: 

How to watch the Valencian GP live stream from anywhere 

The Valencian GP will be shown on BT Sport in the UK and NBC Sports in the US. Here’s how you can watch the Moto GP race on NBC Sports and BT Sport, no matter where you are in the world:

BT Sport

BT Sport is the official broadcaster of MotoGP in the UK. However, you won’t be able to access the streaming service and watch the Valencian GP live online as it only works in the UK. A premium VPN like PureVPN is the most effective way to access BT Sport from anywhere. Not sure how? Here’s how to go about it: 

• Subscribe to PureVPN.
• Download our app on your preferred device.
• Connect to a server in the UK.
• Go to BT Sport and log into your account. 
• Enjoy live streaming the Valencian Grand Prix!

NBC Sports

NBC Sports provides coverage of every MotoGP race in the US. To watch the channel online, you must sign up for a live TV streaming service such as fuboTV, Peacock TV, and Sling TV. Since these platforms are not available outside the US, you will need to use a good streaming VPN to access them hassle-free. Just follow these steps: 

• Subscribe to PureVPN.
• Download our app on your preferred device
• Connect to a server in the US.
• Go to fuboTV, Sling TV, or Peacock TV and log into your account.
• Enjoy live streaming the Valencian Grand Prix!

Different ways to watch the Valencian GP 

The Valencian Grand Prix is the last race of the 2022 MotoGP season, so you shouldn’t miss it. Luckily, there are multiple ways to watch the Valencian GP.

Given that MotoGP races are aired on different TV channels worldwide, check your local listings to find out which channel will show the Valencian GP in your region.

If you have a Video Pass subscription, you can also watch the Valencian GP live on MotoGP.com. Just download the MotoGP app to stream the race on your mobile device!

Finally, you also have the option of watching the Valencian GP live from the stands. The Circuit Ricardo Tormo, where the race will be held, is open to the general public. The official MotoGP website is your best bet for ticket information.

Where to watch the Valencian GP without cable

If you are not a cable subscriber, you will be glad to know that the Valencian GP will be broadcasted on multiple streaming channels. These include, but are not limited to: 

• Kayo and Foxtel in Australia.
• REV TV in Canada.
• BT Sport in the United Kingdom.
• Sling TV, fuboTV, and Peacock TV in the United States.

Valencian GP date and time 

Day/Date	Time	Event
Friday, November, 4 2022	13:00 – 13:40	Free practice 1
	13:55 – 14:40	Free Practice 1
	14:55 – 15:35	Free Practice1
	15:45 – 17:00	Best of
	17:15 – 17:55	Free Practice 2
	18:10 – 18:55	Free Practice 2
	19:10 – 19:50	Free Practice 2
Saturday,  November 5, 2022	13:00 – 13:40	Free Practice 3
	13:55 – 14:40	Free practice 3
	14:55 – 15:35	Free Practice 3
	15:45 – 16:20	Best of
	16:35 – 16:50	Qualifying 1
	17:00 – 17:15	Qualifying 2
	17:30 – 18:00	Free practice 4
	18:10 – 18:25	Qualifying 1
	18:35 – 18:50	Qualifying 2
	19:10 – 19:25	Qualifying Nr. 1
	19:35 – 19:50	Qualifying Nr. 2
	20:05 – 20:55	Best Of
	21:00	Qualifying Press Conference
Sunday, November 6, 2022	13:00 – 13:10	Warm Up
	13:20 – 13:30	Warm Up
	13:40 – 14:00	Warm Up
	14:05	Best of
	15:00	Race
	16:20	Race
	18:00	Race
	19:10 – 19:45	After the Flag
	19:50 – 20:05	World Championship Photo Opportunity
	20:05 – 20:50	Race Press Conference
	00:30	2022 FIM MotoGP Awards

Frequently asked questions 

Who won the 2021 Valencian GP? 

F. Bagnaia from Ducati won the Grand Prix of Valencia last year and bagged 25 points.

Where is the Valencian MotoGP Circuit? 

The Grand Prix of Valencia will take place at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo.

Final word

NBC Sports (via fuboTV, Sling TV, and YouTube TV) and BT Sports are the best methods to live stream the Valencian GP. Don’t forget to use a premium VPN like PureVPN to access these platforms if they are not supported in your region!