MotoGP | Sky and TV8 TV times of the Indonesian GP in Mandalika

MotoGP GP Indonesia 2023 – After the "strange" race in Japan, the MotoGP returns to the track, next stop Mandalika for the Indonesian Grand Prix.

Only three points separate Francesco Bagnaia from Jorge Martin after 14 races. Anything can still happen and there are still a lot of points up for grabs, but in the next 2 months the pace will be very fast and every risk will have to be carefully evaluated. At the moment the Pramac rider seems to be in incredible form, nothing and no one seems to worry him, while Pecco, after the mistake in India, has to put things right, but Indonesia could be the right place to do it despite the year last year things didn't go as planned. On the Mandalika circuit, all eyes are on the KTMs. Last year it was Oliveira who won, riding the KTM that season, while this year Binder and Miller could be in the mix. After the lackluster performances in the last races, the Aprilias of Aleix Espargarò and Maverick Vinales could return to the positions that count.

At Yamaha the mood is low and thinking of a Quartararo or a Morbidelli in the top positions is almost impossible, as well as in Honda which, after Marquez's farewell at the end of the season, must decide the path to take for the next one year.

In Indonesia, the waiting room of the medical center will also be crowded. On Thursday, in fact, Luca Marini, Marco Bezzecchi and Enea Bastianini will undergo a check-up to determine whether or not they are eligible to take part in the weekend.

Indonesia GP Weather

The weather is unpredictable, but for the moment rain is only forecast for Friday.

Indonesian GP info

The Mandalika circuit measures 4.3 kilometres, has 6 left turns and 11 right turns. The 2022 race will be the official debut of the Indonesian circuit for the MotoGP. On this track, Miguel Oliveira won on KTM last year.

Indonesia MotoGP GP schedule 2023

Friday 14th October

P1 Moto3 03:00-03:35
P1 Moto2 03:50-04:30
FP1 MotoGP 04:45-05:30
P2 Moto3 07:15-07:50
P2 Moto2 08:05-08:45
MotoGP practice 09-00

Saturday October 14

P3 Moto3 02:40-03:10
P3 Moto2 03:25-03:55
P2 MotoGP 04:10-04:40
Q1 MotoGP 04:50-05:05
Q2 MotoGP 05:15-05:30
Q1 Moto3 06:50-07:05
Q2 Moto3 07:15-07:30
Q1 Moto2 07:45-08:00
Q2 Moto2 08:10-08:25
MotoGP Sprint Race 09pm

Sunday October 15

Warm Up MotoGP 03-40

Moto3 race 06:00
Moto2 race 07:15
MotoGP race 09:00

Where to watch the Indonesian MotoGP GP

All sessions will be live on the Sky Sport MotoGP channel, and will be streamed on the SkyGo and NowTv platforms. TV8 will broadcast qualifying and the Sprint live on Saturday and the three races on Sunday deferred.

Sunday 1 October TV8

Moto3 race 11:15
Moto2 race 12:30
MotoGP race 14:15