Seven months later, Moto GP is back in Portugal. After having hosted the third race on the calendar, the Autódromo Internacional do Algarve is getting ready again to host the penultimate race of the season.
As it could not be called the GP of Portugal again, the race that takes place this weekend will be identified as the GP of the Algarve, under its official name Grande Premio Brembo do Algarve.
With the drivers' title already awarded, the Algarve race will be decisive in finding the champions by team, manufacturer and also in helping to find the best “newbie” driver of the season.
the times
Held next weekend from November 5th to 7th, the Algarve GP will have a public, unlike the race held in April.For those who could not go to the Algarve to watch the competition, but want to follow it step by step, it will be broadcast live on Sport TV 2.
November 5th (Friday)
- 9:55 am: Free practice 1;
- 2:10 pm: Free practice 2.
November 6th (Saturday)
- 9:55 am: Free practice 3;
- 13:30: Free practice 4;
- 2:10 pm: Qualification 1;
- 2:35 pm: Qualification 2.
November 7th (Sunday)
- 9:30 am: Warm Up;
- 13:00: Race.
the other tests
As usual, MotoGP also includes the Moto2 and Moto3 events, whose events will also be broadcast live on Sport TV 2. As for the schedules of these two promotion categories, these are as follows:
November 5th (Friday)
- 9:00 am: Moto3 — Free Practice 1;
- 10:55: Moto2 — Free Practice 1;
- 13:15: Moto3 — Free Practice 2;
- 3:10 pm: Moto2 — Free Practice 2.
November 6th (Saturday)
- 9:00 am: Moto3 — Free Practice 3;
- 10:55: Moto2 — Free Practice 3;
- 12:35 pm: Moto3 — Qualification 1:
- 13:00: Moto3 — Qualification 2;
- 3:10 pm: Moto2 — Qualification 1;
- 3:35 pm: Moto2 — Qualification 2.
November 7th (Sunday)
- 9:00 am: Moto3 — Warm Up;
- 10:00 am: Moto2 — Warm Up;
- 11:20 am: Moto3 — Race;
- 2:30 pm: Moto2 — Race.