Two-wheel motorsport enthusiasts face high-stakes competition this weekend as the world championship heads to Sepang. MotoGP returns with the Malaysian Grand Prix, where crucial championship points are up for grabs in the final stretch of the season. Fans eager to catch every free practice, qualifying session, and main race must know the official broadcasting channels to ensure they do not miss a single moment on track.
In Germany, full exclusive broadcasting rights belong to pay-TV platforms such as motogp.com and Sky Sport, covering all 22 race weekends across the premier class, Moto2, and Moto3. Meanwhile, a collaboration with DF1 brings twelve selected events to free linear television in 2026, although the Malaysian round is not part of the live free-to-air broadcast lineup in Germany. Fans in Germany will need to rely on paid subscription streaming services to watch the action live this weekend.
A different scenario unfolds for fans in Austria, where ServusTV broadcasts the entire Malaysian GP weekend for free across its linear and digital channels, including Red Bull TV. The broadcast schedule in Austria kicks off on Saturday with the premier class qualifying early in the morning, followed by Moto3 and Moto2 sessions as well as the Sprint race. On Sunday, races across all classes are broadcast live starting early morning, complemented by afternoon replays.

For viewers in Switzerland, SRG holds the linear and digital rights, broadcasting via SRF for German speakers, RTS for French speakers, and RSI for Italian speakers. SRF two broadcasts a partial recording of the main race on Sunday evening, while the SRF Sport streaming platform and app live stream both Saturday's Sprint race and Sunday's Grand Prix. RSI via LA2 and RTS2 also provide comprehensive live schedules and replay options for regional audiences.
Due to sub-licensing agreements, viewers are advised to check their specific local providers to confirm legal broadcast availability. With a packed schedule running from Friday through Sunday's main events, fans should carefully note the CET time zone to follow every moment of the action.



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