What time and where to watch the Dutch Grand Prix races in Assen on television today
Francesco Bagnaia leads the drivers’ table with 160 points
He Dutch Grand Prix hosts today Sunday June 24 the races of Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP.
In this sense, the Assen Circuit will be the new spatial protagonist of the competition, within which Francesco Bagnaia will arrive as the leader of the general table of drivers with 160 points. Behind him, Jorge Martin stands at 144 units, while Marco Bezzecchi (126 points), Johann Zarco (109) and Brad Binder (96) are in charge of completing the rest of the top positions.
However, special mention for the aforementioned Martinwho took first place in the German MotoGP last weekend above Bagnaia and Zarco. Thanks to this, the Ducati representative was able to enter the competition podium, in the process becoming the best located Spaniard of the same above Espargaró (ninth place).
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Similarly, it should be noted that the disciplines of Moto2 and Moto3 They will also have their space in the assen circuitas can be detailed in the schedules below:
SCHEDULES AND TV OF THE DUTCH GP
Sunday June 25
MotoGP warm up: 9:45 – 9:55 am (CET)
Moto3 – Race: 11:00 am (CET)
Moto2 – Race: 12:15 p.m. (CET)
MotoGP Race: 2:00 p.m. (CET)
As he MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix Like the rest of the World Cup, it can be seen live in Spain through the streaming platform DAZN.
It can also be followed on the channels of DAZN within the platform Movistar on dial 64.