MotoGP continues the 2026 season this weekend with the Hungarian GP, the eighth round of the championship scheduled for the Balaton Park circuit. The Hungarian round promises to be another chapter in the fight for the leadership of the main category of world motorcycling, in addition to featuring Moto2 and Moto3 races.
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The MotoGP championship continues with Marco Bezzecchi leading, accumulating 178 points after seven races. The Italian has a 17-point advantage over his Aprilia teammate and runner-up Jorge Martin, who has 156. Fabio Di Giannantonio, with 134, is third, followed by Pedro Acosta, fourth with 103. Ai Ogura closes the top-5 with 92 points. Diogo Moreira is 17th with 23.
In Moto2, Manuel González leads the standings with 129.5 points, while Izan Guevara, with 95, holds second position. Celestino Vietti is third with 93 points, followed by Senna Agius, fourth with 78. The list of the top five in the intermediate class also includes Daniel Holgado, with 65.
Among the Moto3 competitors, Máximo Quiles leads with 145 points. Álvaro Carpe is second with 93, while Adrian Fernández is third with 90. The group of the top five in the entry class of the World Motorcycling Championship also includes Veda Pratama, with 67, and Marco Morelli, with 62.
The schedule at Balaton Park will begin this Friday, with a free practice session and the session that determines the direct qualifiers for Q2 of the activity that defines the starting positions. Saturday will feature another free practice, qualifying, and, in the case of MotoGP, the Sprint race. The races are scheduled for Sunday. Disney+ shows all activities, and ESPN shows Friday’s practice, qualifying, and the races.
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Check out the schedule and where to watch the MotoGP Hungarian GP on TV and streaming:
Friday, June 5
4h – Moto3 – free practice 1 (Disney+)
4h50 – Moto2 – free practice 1 (Disney+)
5h45 – MotoGP – free practice 1 (Disney+)
8h15 – Moto3 – practice (ESPN and Disney+)
9h05 – Moto2 – practice (ESPN and Disney+)
10h – MotoGP – practice (ESPN and Disney+)
Saturday, June 6
3h40 – Moto3 – free practice 2 (Disney+)
4h25 – Moto2 – free practice 2 (Disney+)
5h10 – MotoGP – free practice 2 (Disney+)
5h50 – MotoGP – qualifying (ESPN and Disney+)
7h45 – Moto3 – qualifying (ESPN and Disney+)
8h40 – Moto2 – qualifying (ESPN and Disney+)
10h – MotoGP – Sprint – 13 laps (ESPN and Disney+)
Sunday, June 7
4h40 – MotoGP – warm up
6h – Moto3 – race – 20 laps (ESPN and Disney+)
7h15 – Moto2 – race – 22 laps (ESPN and Disney+)
9h – MotoGP – race – 26 laps (ESPN and Disney+)
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