The MotoGP series is in Argentina, with Marc Marquez aiming for his 90th win. FanCode has streaming rights in India until 2027, while Eurosport provides TV coverage. Marquez’s emotional return and the competition dynamics promise an exciting race weekend.
The MotoGP series has arrived in South America for its second round at the Termas de Rio Hondo circuit in Argentina. This event holds special significance for championship leader Marc Marquez, as it marks his first appearance here in six years. Marquez has previously won the Argentina GP in 2014, 2016, and 2019 and aims for his 90th Grand Prix victory, which would tie him with racing legend Angel Nieto.
Marquez was seen at the track donning Argentina’s national football jersey. When questioned about wearing Messi’s number, he remarked, “I don’t dare. I got the jersey as a present from Ducati Argentina and I said I would arrive at the circuit wearing the jersey. But it has (to have) Marquez on the back… Messi is a big deal.”
The initial round in Thailand showcased a dominant performance by both Ducati and Marquez, leading to speculation on whether competitors can challenge this formidable duo in Argentina. Fans are eager to see if other teams can break the current trend of Ducati’s supremacy.
Fans in India can watch the Argentina MotoGP through FanCode, which has acquired exclusive streaming rights from 2025 to 2027. The platform will offer live streaming of all sessions, including practice, qualifying, sprint races, and the main race, with a fee of Rs 49 per race or a MotoGP Season Pass for Rs 599. Additionally, there is an F1 and MotoGP Pass available for Rs 999.
For those who prefer television, Eurosport continues as the primary broadcaster of MotoGP in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the Maldives. This partnership, established in a three-year deal last year, will remain effective until 2026.
The Argentina MotoGP promises an exhilarating return for Marc Marquez, who seeks his 90th victory in the series. With exclusive streaming rights held by FanCode in India and television coverage from Eurosport, fans have ample options to catch the thrilling races and support their favorite riders. This event not only reignites competition among racers but also enhances the accessibility of MotoGP for Indian audiences.
Original Source: www.financialexpress.com
