Sports viewing

MotoGP VideoPass, TimingPass and race replays explained

Identify whether a race listing opens full video, live lap data or a spoiler-sensitive replay before choosing a MotoGP product.

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Pick the product by what you want on the screen

Choose the video product or a local broadcaster if you want to see the bikes on track. Use the timing product for the session’s lap and position data, subject to the current offer shown for your market. MotoGP describes VideoPass as its official video service for live and on-demand material. Read the current product card and local rights terms for the session you care about before completing a purchase.

For example, if a race weekend listing gives you a timing table while your television plays the main broadcast, you can use it as a second screen for gaps and positions. If you want the full race on the television later, check the video product’s replay listing for the exact weekend, class and session. A press conference, race highlights and the full race can appear together.

Keep one clean race-day reference

NeedWhat to open
Race, Sprint or qualifying start timeOfficial calendar and individual weekend schedule
Full videoVideoPass or the broadcaster’s named session listing
Positions, lap times and gapsThe timing product or the timing area offered for that session
Delayed full-race viewingThe replay entry for the specific class and session
A spoiler-free startThe service’s spoiler-free navigation if it is offered on the device

Race weekends can have several classes and several session types. Note the local event time and the viewing time where you are. If a page offers a replay before you are ready to watch, bookmark the replay area without opening news or results pages. Check the title of the video before pressing play. The runtime may help distinguish a full session from an edited recap.

Test access on the device you will use

Open the product on the actual television or attached player. A video that appears in a phone listing still needs the TV app’s access and device support. Note the package name, market, session and device when reporting a missing replay. Keep your first-party purchase receipt and the current digital product terms where you can find them later.

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