MotoGP fans, get ready as the circuit roars back to life this weekend with a thrilling lineup of races that could shake up the championship standings. From Friday to Sunday, September 11-13, 2026, all three classes will battle it out, culminating in the Grand Prix on Sunday at 19:00 WIB.
Friday will serve as a warm-up. The first free practice sessions for Moto3, Moto2, and MotoGP will start at 14:00 WIB. MotoGP Practice itself is scheduled for 20:00 WIB to 21:00 WIB, giving riders a chance to fine-tune their setups. The day will close with Practice sessions for Moto2 and Moto3.
As Saturday arrives, the tension builds. Qualifying will determine the starting grid, and team tactics become crucial. Ducati is expected to be the dominant force again, but rivals like Yamaha and Honda are ready to spring a surprise. At 15:50 WIB, MotoGP Q1 takes place, followed by Q2 at 16:15 WIB. Then there's a special moment: the induction of MotoGP legend Loris Capirossi at 17:00 WIB. The highlight of Saturday is the Tissot Sprint at 20:00 WIB, offering extra points for the top finishers.
Sunday is the decider. The Warm Up at 14:40 WIB will be the final chance to perfect the bike. After the Rider Parade at 15:00 WIB, the Moto3 and Moto2 races will be held at 16:00 WIB and 17:15 WIB respectively. All eyes then turn to the MotoGP Grand Prix at 19:00 WIB. This race is not just about glory, but also crucial points in the fight for the world title.
For fans who don't want to miss any action, mark your calendars. Make sure to watch every session, as every second can change the competitive landscape. Who will come out on top? We'll find out on the track.
Full MotoGP Schedule September 11-13, 2026
Here is the session schedule in Western Indonesian Time (WIB):
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