MotoGP: The Catalan Grand Prix live exclusively on Sky and deferred on Cielo

MotoGP 2015 TV Sky Sky – Seventh appointment for the 2015 world championship. This weekend the circus will be on stage in Spain, the seventh stage of the season. We arrive at Montmelò with Valentino Rossi leading the world championship, but with Jorge Lorenzo ever closer after the Jerez, Le Mans and Mugello hat-trick. The Majorcan has reduced the gap from his team-mate to just 6 points and is aiming for poker.

Yamaha are therefore favourites, but watch out for the Hondas of Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa, with the former no longer able to afford missteps, while the latter, after 4th place in Mugello, wants the podium on his home track. After the crash at Mugello, Marquez sees the top 49 points away and the world championship is getting further and further away. He urges a change of direction for the reigning Honda champion. However, he is keeping an eye on the Ducatis, who are increasingly in shape and with Andrea Iannone fresh from his excellent second place in Mugello. The rider from Vasto loves the Barcelona track, where in 2012 he won in Moto2, crossing the finish line ahead of Luthi and Marc Marquez. For his part, Andrea Dovizioso will want to resume the path interrupted at Mugello, when for a small detail he had to retire while he was fighting for the top. The GP15 has shown that it can adapt to all tracks, so we expect it to be a great protagonist.

The race will be broadcast live exclusively on Sky Sport MotoGP HD (channel 208) and on the 5 channels of the interactive mosaic in HD, while Cielo TV (DTT channel 26, Sky channel 126 and TivùSat channel 19) will broadcast the deferred version. Sky will start as usual with the press conference on Thursday (17pm), followed by the Paddock Live Show. The programming on Cielo will begin on Saturday 00 June at 13 pm with the dedicated live studio, conducted by Davide Camicioli with Marco Lucchinelli and Giacomo Agostini, which previews the summaries of the qualifications of the Moto19.30, MotoGP and Moto3 classes. On Sunday 2 June the appointment is set for 14pm with the pre-race study. The races will then be postponed: Moto13.55 at 3pm, Moto14.15 at 2pm and Moto GP at 15.35pm.

Sky MotoGP Catalonia programming

Thursday 11 June

17pm: MotoGP riders press conference
18pm: Paddock Live Show

Friday 12 June

8.50pm: Paddock Live
9: free practice 1, Moto3
9.45pm: Paddock Live
9.55: free practice 1, MotoGP
10.40pm: Paddock Live
10.55: free practice 1, Moto2
11.40pm: Paddock Live
13pm: Paddock Live
13.10: free practice 2, Moto3
13.55pm: Paddock Live
14.05: free practice 2, MotoGP
14.50pm: Paddock Live
15.05: free practice 2, Moto2
15.50pm: Paddock Live
18pm: Paddock Live Show

Saturday June 13

8.50pm: Paddock Live
9: free practice 3, Moto3
9.45pm: Paddock Live
9.55: free practice 3, MotoGP
10.40pm: Paddock Live
10.55: free practice 3, Moto2
11.40pm: Paddock Live
12.15pm: Paddock Live
12.35pm: qualifying, Moto3
13.15pm: Paddock Live
13.30: free practice 4, MotoGP
14pm: Paddock Live
14.10pm: qualifying, MotoGP (repeat at 16.05pm and 18.30pm)
14.50pm: Paddock Live
15.05pm: qualifying, Moto 2
15.50pm: Paddock Live
17.30pm: post-qualifying press conference
18pm: Paddock Live Show

Sunday 5 June

8.30pm: Paddock Live
8.40: Moto 3, Moto 2 and MotoGP warm up
10.30pm: Paddock Live
11: race, Moto3
12pm: Paddock Live
12.20: race, Moto2
13.15pm: Paddock Live
14pm: race, MotoGP (repeat at 16.30pm, 20pm and midnight)
15pm: Paddock Live
15.45pm: Paddock Live-Last Lap
19pm: Race Anatomy MotoGP

Cielo Tv (DTT channel 26, Sky channel 126 and TivùSat channel 19)

Saturday 13 June

19.30 pm with the dedicated live study, conducted by Davide Camicioli with Marco Lucchinelli and Giacomo Agostini, which previews the summaries of the qualifications of the Moto3, MotoGP and Moto2 classes.

Sunday 14th of June

13.55pm: pre-competition study
14.15: Moto3 race
15.35: Moto2 race
18.35pm: MotoGP race (Reply at 23pm)

Photos: Alex Farinelli