MotoGP Hungarian Grand Prix: Find out the program, times and broadcast channel for this Friday

The return of MotoGP to Hungary in 2025 marks a major event for speed enthusiasts. After a long absence, the paddock returns to the Balaton Park circuit, offering a high-level spectacle and an unmissable event of the season. On Friday, at dawn, the first free practice sessions set the tone for an intense weekend where every second counts. With performances from Yamaha, Ducati, Honda, Suzuki, KTM, and Aprilia, the competition promises to be tight, with the quest for the best position for Saturday’s qualifying session in the background. The broadcast on Canal+ allows fans to follow every moment of the program, while Michelin, as official partner, continues to play a key role in staging the races. The day promises to be a crucial step in determining the favorites and analyzing the curves of the Hungarian circuit, a historic and strategic location on the MotoGP calendar in 2025. Discover now the detailed program, the unmissable times, and how to follow these tests live on your screen. Friday’s highlights at the 2025 MotoGP Hungarian Grand Prix

The first free practice session is scheduled to begin in the morning for the riders competing in the first free practice session. Lasting 45 minutes, Free Practice 1 will take place from 10:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and will be broadcast live on Canal+ Sport 360.

On this first stage, each rider, whether on a Yamaha or Ducati, must test different configurations to optimize their machine, especially on a demanding circuit. The goal is also to preserve their Michelin tires, which are often put to the test on this fast and technical track. Engine management and the ability to adapt to the Hungarian asphalt will be crucial for the rest of the weekend. The second session, at 3 p.m., lasting one hour, is essential for qualifying, as the 10 best-performing riders from this session will advance directly to Q2, thus avoiding Q1 on Saturday morning. On this day, attention will also be focused on the performances of Ducati, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, KTM, and Aprilia, as they seek to establish their dominance. To follow these key moments live, simply connect to MotoGPInside . Discover all the latest MotoGP news: race results, rider standings, analyses, calendars, and the latest updates on the World Motorcycle Championship. Saturday’s other sessions: suspense and strategies for the Hungarian Grand PrixSaturday promises to be decisive in the standings hierarchy with shorter free practice sessions, from 10:10 a.m. to 10:40 a.m., broadcast on Canal+ Sport 360These 30-minute tests focus on the riders’ final adjustments, particularly with a view to maintaining or moving up the rankings. Qualifying, divided into two 15-minute sessions, begins at 10:50 a.m. for Q1 and at 11:15 a.m. for Q2. The succession of these phases, broadcast live, allows us to observe the evolution of strategies and each manufacturer’s ability to take advantage of the conditions on the Hungarian circuit. Yamaha, Ducati, Honda… each brand brings its own innovations. The weather is also a factor to watch, as rain could make the track slippery, thus changing all forecasts. The suspense mounts as the starting grid becomes clearer, impacting the Sprint race scheduled for 3 p.m., over 13 laps, starting at 2:27 p.m. Fans can follow these phases in full on

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Follow all the MotoGP news: race calendar, results, standings, analyses, rider interviews, and the latest news on the World Motorcycle Championship. Sunday: The highlight is the 26-lap race, broadcast live. After a busy practice session and thrilling qualifying sessions, the adventure concludes on Sunday with the race, scheduled for 2 p.m. On this final stage, all eyes will be on the weather, the strategy, and, above all, the performance of the riders battling for the title. Ducati, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, KTM, and Aprilia are each aiming for victory on this iconic Balaton circuit. The weather will also be a key factor, potentially influencing tire choices, particularly Michelin, depending on the track conditions. The starting grid, established during qualifying, offers each rider a unique opportunity to witness, for example, a duel between the multiple champions in the running or an unexpected surprise from an outsider. The awards ceremony promises to be a thrilling and spectacular finale to this busy weekend. Fans can experience this event live on Canal+ sports channels. Discover all the latest MotoGP news: race results, standings, analysis, rider interviews, and the latest information on the World Motorcycle Championship. Key times to remember to follow the 2025 Hungarian Grand Prix liveEvent Times (local time)Duration

Free Practice 1

10:45 – 11:30 AM 45 minCanal+ Sport 360

3:00 PM – 4:00 PM

60 min	MotoGPInside	Free Practice 2	10:10 – 10:40 AM
30 min	Canal+ Sport 360	Qualifying Q1 & Q2	10:50 – 11:30 AM
15 min + 15 min	Canal+ Sport 360	Sprint Race	2:27 PM – 2:40 PM
13 laps	Canal+ Sport 360	Main Race	2:00 PM – 2:50 PM
26 laps	Canal+	The challenges and prospects for this Hungarian round of the 2025 MotoGP	This Hungarian Grand Prix represents more than just a race; it’s a decisive stage in the fight for the world championship. With the performances of Ducati, Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, KTM, and Aprilia, all hope to gain an advantage or confirm their supremacy. The tension is palpable, especially since this race has often held surprises, notably with the performances of outsider riders or unforeseen incidents. The competition in 2025 is particularly open, as the gaps are slim between the main contenders, whether Marc Marquez, Fabio Quartararo, or Joan Mir. Each team’s strategy, especially Ducati’s, which appears to be in the lead, will have to adapt to the weather conditions and the specific characteristics of the circuit. The season still promises several twists and turns, but this Hungarian round will be remembered as a key milestone for all the brands involved.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	How can I watch the Hungarian Grand Prix live?	– Most sessions will be broadcast in full on	Canal+
. It’s also possible to follow the precise timings on	this website.	Who are the favorites for this race in 2025?	– Ducati, Yamaha, and Honda are generally in the lead, but Yamaha seems to be showing signs of improvement. Surprises could come from KTM or Aprilia, especially on the fast Balaton Park track.

What factors influence performance in Hungary?

– The weather, Michelin tire setup, braking strategy, and engine optimization. This weekend’s weather could change the predictions.

How important are Friday practices?

1. – They allow for preparation for qualifying and the testing of different setups to optimize performance during the race.