MotoGP 2025: Márquez finally wants to triumph in Spielberg!

MotoGP 2025: Márquez finally wants to triumph in Spielberg!

The BWIN Motorcycle Grand Prix of Austria will take place at the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg from August 15th to 17th, 2025. MotoGP is returning to Austria for the 62nd time and to Spielberg for the 37th time. ServusTV will broadcast all of the weekend's sessions live on free TV and in the free live stream, giving fans the opportunity to follow training, qualifying, the sprint and the race both on television and on the Internet, as laola1.at reports.

For motorsport fans, ServusTV offers exclusive insights, including interviews with Marc and Álex Márquez as well as Pedro Acosta. This exciting seasonal brand is accompanied by an experienced team of experts consisting of Alina Marzi, Christian Brugger, Alex Hofmann, Gustl Auinger and Stefan Bradl. There is great anticipation for the event, especially as Marc Márquez is hoping for his first win in Spielberg, having often narrowly failed in the past. Before the summer break, Márquez put in a strong performance in Brno and is considered favorite for the weekend.

Broadcast schedule and race weekend

The program for the MotoGP weekend is well structured. The broadcasts start on Friday, August 15th:

• Freitag, 15.08.:
• 13:05 – Moto3 1. Freies Training
• 14:05 – Moto2 1. Freies Training
• 15:00 – MotoGP 1. Freies Training
• Samstag, 16.08.:
• 10:00 – Moto2 2. Freies Training
• 10:40 – MotoGP Qualifying
• 12:15 – MotoE Rennen 1
• 12:40 – Moto3 Qualifying
• 13:45 – Moto2 Qualifying
• 14:30 – MotoGP Sprint
• 16:10 – MotoE Rennen 2
• Sonntag, 17.08.:
• 10:00 – MotoGP Warm-up
• 11:00 – Moto3 Rennen
• 12:15 – Moto2 Rennen
• 14:00 – MotoGP Rennen

As servustv.com highlights, the second half of the 2025 MotoGP season will be heralded with this event. Ducati is the dominant manufacturer during this time, with nine wins from eleven races since 2016, while KTM has won twice. For Marc Márquez, who has never won in Austria, this could offer the opportunity to finally take a win with the factory Ducati.

Live streams & additional offers

All training sessions, qualifying sessions and races will be broadcast live on ServusTV and ServusTV On. In Germany, selected racing weekends can also be seen on Red Bull TV. The broadcast times include not only the races, but also extensive preliminary reporting and analysis, as announced by servustv.com. Viewers can expect exciting backstories that will make the weekend even more captivating.

Overall, this year's MotoGP event in Austria will not only offer various high-speed races, but also exclusive insights into the world of motorsport and promises an unforgettable experience for everyone involved, both on and off the track.