Get back on track MotoGP. Today, Sunday 16 November, the Valencia Grand Prix takes place – live on TV and streamingthe final event of the season which crowned Marc Marquez, the Ducati rider who was absent due to injury, as world champion. In leading position is Marco Bezzecchi who recorded the best time at 1’28″809. Behind him are Alex Marquez and Fabio Di Giannantonio.
We start again with the success of Aprilia riders in Portugal, followed by Alex Marquez’s Gresini and Pedro Acosta’s KTM closing the podium. Pecco Bagnaia, who crashed in Portugal, is looking for one last bit of happiness in a complicated season.
Valencia GP, starting grid
There initial network from the Valencia Grand Prix:
1. M. Bezzecchi (Q1)
2 A. Marquez (Q2)
3 F.Di Giannantonio (Q2)
4R. Fernandez (Q2)
5 P. Acosta (Q2)
6 F. Quartararo (Q2)
7F. Morbidelli (Q2)
8J. Miller (Q2)
9 F. Aldeguer (Q2)
10J.Mir (Q2)
11 J. Zarco (Q2)
12A. Ogura (Q2)
13L. Marini (Q1)
14A. Espargarò (Q1)
15 B. Fastening (Q1)
16 F. Bagnaia (Q1)
17J. Martin (Q1)
18M. Oliveira (Q1)
19 A. Rins (Q1)
20E. Bastianini (Q1)
21 M. Vinales (Q1)
22 N. Bulega (Q1)
23 A. Fernandez (Q1)
24 S. Mantra (Q1)
Valencia GP, time and place to see it on TV
Valencia Grand Prix scheduled today, Sunday 16 November, at 14.00. The race will be broadcast live on television and exclusively on the channel Sky Sports and will also be available to stream on the SkyGo and NOW apps.
