FanCode has secured the digital streaming rights for MotoGP in India as part of a three-year deal. Starting in 2025, FanCode will stream all MotoGP sessions – practice, qualifying, sprint, and the main race – in the country.
With this, MotoGP joins F1 as part of FanCode’s streaming roster.
- All MotoGP sessions to be streamed live on FanCode
- Eurosport to continue with TV broadcast
Where to watch MotoGP in India
Alongside digital streaming, MotoGP will continue to be broadcast live on Eurosport for those who want to tune in on TV. In addition to live streaming all the sessions, FanCode says it will bring exclusive highlights and behind-the-scenes content.
“MotoGP is among the most exciting sporting events globally, and the growing enthusiasm for motorsports highlights its immense appeal in India. With MotoGP’s storied legacy and dynamic future, we are dedicated to delivering an unmatched viewing experience to all Indian fans,” said Yannick Colaco, co-founder of FanCode.
“India is a key market for us in terms of the fanbase and audience, and for our factories that race in the sport. This collaboration marks an exciting milestone in bringing the adrenaline-fueled action of MotoGP closer to our passionate Indian fans,” added Alex Arroyo, head of Media Rights at Dorna Sports.
FanCode subscription prices
FanCode offers a monthly pass for Rs 199, while a yearly pass is priced at Rs 999. Both provide unlimited streaming access to all the sports featured on the service.
As we saw with F1 last year, FanCode also offers championship-specific passes, as well as passes for individual race weekends. The same is expected for MotoGP, though prices will be announced later.
Subscribers can watch the races live on FanCode’s website and apps on both Android and Apple devices.
2025 MotoGP season
The 2025 MotoGP season officially kicks off with the Thai GP from February 28 to March 2. There are plenty of changes up and down the grid, including Marc Marquez joining Ducati and reigning champion Jorge Martin moving to Aprilia.
| 2025 MotoGP grid | |
|---|---|
| Team | Riders |
| Ducati | Francesco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez |
| Gresini Ducati | Alex Marquez, Fermin Aldeguer |
| VR46 Ducati | Fabio Di Giannantonio, Franco Morbidelli |
| KTM | Brad Binder, Pedro Acosta |
| KTM Tech3 | Enea Bastianini, Maverick Vinales |
| Aprilia | Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi |
| Trackhouse Aprilia | Raul Fernandez, Ai Ogura |
| Yamaha | Fabio Quartararo, Alex Rins |
| Pramac Yamaha | Miguel Oliveira, Jack Miller |
| Honda | Joan Mir, Luca Marini |
| LCR Honda | Johann Zarco, Somkiat Chantra |
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