MotoGP | Argentina GP: after two years we return to Termas de Rio Hondo. Dates, Times and Info

MotoGP GP Argentina 2022– The 2022 MotoGP returns to Argentina after two years of absence, on Sunday it will take place on the Termas de Rio Hondo circuit.

After Enea Bastianini's victory in Qatar and that of Miguel Oliveira in Indonesia, it is really difficult to make a prediction for the Argentine GP, also considering that, as anticipated, the last edition took place in 2019 and many things have changed . The favorite on paper is Marc Marquez, but considering his vision problems, his presence at the GP is in strong doubt. On the South American track, Ducati has never won, so for Bagnaia, Miller, Zarco, Martin and Bastianini, a victory is both coveted and, at least until 2019, difficult.

The Borgo Panigale manufacturer will certainly be among the protagonists, but Suzuki, Aprilia and KTM should not be underestimated, with the latter capable of great things. The spotlight will certainly be on Yamaha. The M1 seems not to be the best bike, but Quartararo is making the difference, while Morbidelli and Dovizioso seem to be more in difficulty.

Argentina GP weather

At the moment the weather forecast is good for the entire weekend.

Info Argentina GP

The Termas de Rio Hondo circuit, which entered the calendar in 2014, measures 4.8 km and has 5 left turns and 9 right turns. In South America it was raced 10 times from 1961 to 1999, on the Buenos Aires track. In the five editions held so far, Marc Marquez has won twice (2-2014), Valentino Rossi once (2016) as well as Maverick Vinales and Cal Crutchlow.

These are the times of the 2019 Argentine GP (Italian time):

Friday April 1th

Moto3 Free Practice 1 14pm – 00pm
Moto2 Free Practice 1 14pm – 55pm
MotoGP Free Practice 1 15pm – 50pm
Moto3 Free Practice 2 18pm – 15pm
Moto2 Free Practice 2 19pm – 10pm
MotoGP Free Practice 2 20pm – 05pm

Saturday April 2th

Moto3 Free Practice 3 14pm – 00pm
Moto2 Free Practice 3 14pm – 55pm
MotoGP Free Practice 3 15pm – 50pm
Moto3 Qualifying 1 17pm – 35pm
Moto3 Qualifying 2 18pm – 00pm
Moto2 Qualifying 1 18pm – 30pm
Moto2 Qualifying 2 18pm – 55pm
MotoGP Free Practice 4 19pm – 25pm
MotoGP Qualifying 1 20pm – 05pm
MotoGP Qualifying 2 20pm – 30pm

Sunday April 3

Moto3 Warm Up 15pm - 00pm
Moto2 Warm Up 15pm - 20pm
MotoGP Warm Up 15pm – 40pm
Moto3 Race 17pm
Moto2 Race 18pm
MotoGP Race 20pm

Where to see the Argentine GP

All sessions will be live on the Sky MotoGP channel, and will be streamed on the SkyGo and NowTV platforms. TV8 will broadcast the qualifying sessions deferred at 21.30pm and the races at the following times:

Sunday April 3
19pm – Moto00 race
20pm – Moto30 race
21pm – MotoGP race