MotoGP | Barcelona GP 2022: back on track immediately. Dates, times and info

MotoGP GP Barcelona – After the emotions of the Mugello GP, the MotoGP immediately returns to the track, the next stop being Montmelò for the Barcelona Grand Prix.

After the victory at Mugello, Francesco Bagnaia is back among the protagonists of the world championship. The Italian is far away in the standings and there are many points to recover, but the good feeling found with the red bike seems to give the men from Borgo Panigale hope. The Catalan track could be an excellent opportunity to continue the positive trend, but Fabio Quartararo certainly won't stand by and watch. In Italy he achieved a precious second place which counts as a victory and the Frenchman has an excellent feeling with the Catalan track. Also pay attention to Aleix Espargarò who has shown that he is always present with Aprilia.

However, everyone will have to deal with Enea Bastianini, who after the zero at Mugello is looking for redemption and the Catalan track could be the right one.

Barcelona GP Weather

There is currently no rain forecast for the weekend.

Barcelona GP info

The Montmelò circuit measures 4.7 km and has 7 left and 9 right corners. The longest straight, the finish line, measures 1047m. On this circuit it is Valentino Rossi who has the record of victories, 10 in his career. In the last 4 years Ducati has won twice, with Dovizioso and Lorenzo.

Barcelona GP times

Friday June 3th
FP1 Moto3 9.00pm-9.40pm
FP1 MotoGP 9.55pm-10.40pm
FP1 Moto2 10.55pm-11.35pm

FP2 Moto3 13.15pm-13.55pm
FP2 MotoGP 14.10pm-14.55pm
FP2 Moto2 15.10pm-15.55pm

Saturday June 4th
FP3 Moto3 9.00pm-9.40pm
FP3 MotoGP 9.55pm-10.40pm
FP3 Moto2 10.55pm-11.35pm

Q1 Moto3 12.35pm-12.50pm
Q2 Moto3 13.00pm-13.15pm
FP4 MotoGP 13.30pm-14.00pm
Q1 MotoGP 14.10pm-14.25pm
Q2 MotoGP 14.35pm-14.50pm
Q1 Moto2 15.10pm-15.25pm
Q2 Moto2 15.35pm-15.50pm

Sunday June 5th
Moto3 Warm Up 8.20pm-8.40pm
Moto2 Warm Up 8.50pm-9.10pm
Warm Up MotoGP 9.20-9.40

Moto3 race 11.00
Moto2 race 12.20
MotoGP race 14.00

Where to see the Barcelona GP

All sessions will be live on the Sky MotoGP channel, and will be streamed on the SkyGo platform. The summary of the qualifying sessions will be broadcast on TV8 at 15.30pm and the Sunday races from 14.15pm.