Our guide explains how to watch a MotoGP live stream for every race taking place in 2021, as Joan Mir goes wheel to wheel with Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli.
After one of the most wildly competitive MotoGP seasons ever, the 2021 MotoGP season promises to be another unpredictable ride. Don’t miss a single lap with our guide – here’s how to watch a MotoGP live stream no matter where you are in the world, and there are even options to watch absolutely FREE in some regions. The 2020 season saw nine different race-winning riders, five of whom had never topped the podium before. Joan Mir clinched the title for Suzuki despite winning just one race, as Covid-19 and a season-ending injury to six-time reigning champion Marc Marquez wreaked havoc on proceedings. Ducati is the reigning constructors’ champion, thanks to Andrea Dovizioso and Danilo Petrucci, though Dovizioso has since stepped away from the team and could well haunt his former colleagues. Ducati’s cause was certainly helped by a 50-point penalty for Yamaha, which had a pair of treble-Grand Prix winning riders in its corner, in Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli. Red Bull’s Miguel Oliveira also won multiple races, but couldn’t beat Mir for consistency. After races had to be restricted to Europe – and largely Spain – last year, MotoGP is going global once more, signalling a return to the calendar for the beloved Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit, though it’s equally great to welcome back Assen and the Cathedral of Speed itself, Mugello.
