2023-08-01 18:49:46
The summer break for the Motorcycle World Championship comes to an end and with it, the beginning of the second part of the season in which it will be decided who will be the new World Champion.
MotoGP lands in Silverstone to enjoy a new weekend of action on the track, in which the riders will meet the fans again and with a new opportunity to widen differences. Above all, for the Ducati riders, who remain among the top positions in the classification with I’m sorry Bagnaia (194), Jorge Martin (159) y Marco Bezzechi (158).
The Italian driver and current World Champion hopes to maintain his dominance on Sundays, while Martín and Bezzechi hope to continue reducing the differences, even if it is mostly in the sprint races on Saturdays. As for the rest of the drivers, the differences in points are short, so that during the development of this second and last part of the season drastic changes could be made in the classification table.
In the same way, the Japanese brands and their respective riders will try to solve the unknowns and inconveniences on the bikes that prevented them from achieving good results during the first half of the season. This is the case of the Honda and Yamaha riders, such as Marc Marquez or Fabio Quartararowho will continue the development of MotoGP trying to achieve a podium or victory.
Among the recent good news stands out the official return of Pol Espargaro. The Spanish rider will be able to get back on his motorcycle after the serious accident he suffered at the beginning of the season and which took him away from the circuits for several months.
The Official Honda riders face the second part of the season wanting to improve / Source: BoxRepsol
as soon as Moto2the duel between Tony Arbolino y Pedro Acosta will add a new chapter at Silverstone. Despite the fact that the Italian started the summer break with a slight advantage and leading the points table () over the Spaniard, Acosta will continue his fight for the championship and to show that he can potentially be a future promise in the premier class.
The situation in the small category, despite being much more open in terms of the number of candidates in the fight for the World Cup, is more exciting than ever. the victory of Jaume Masia (125) in Assen allowed the driver of the Leopard Racing if placed in the second position, just behind him from KTM Dani Holgado (109), who remains the leader. Behind them and with good feelings despite not yet having exceeded one hundred points, there are other possible candidates for the title such as Ayumu Sasaki (99), Iván Ortola (94) y Marine Oncu (94).
Silverstone Grand Prix schedule
From Friday the 4th to Sunday the 6th of August, the Big prize of Silverstone being the last one in which the format carried out so far by MotoGP will be maintained.
With a view to upcoming appointments on the calendar and as the competent companies would announce, the established format will have several changes, above all in terms of the value given to free practice on Friday, with only the second of them being the one who would determine whether or not the pilots pass. to the Classification.
Friday August 4 (peninsular time)
10:00 – 10:40 FP1 Moto3
10:50 – 11:30 FP1 Moto2
11:45-12:30 FP1 MotoGP
14:15-14:50 FP2 Moto3
15:05-15:45 FP2 Moto2
16:00-17:00 FP MotoGP
Saturday August 5th
9:40-10:10 FP3 Moto3
10:25-10:55 FP3 Moto2
11:10-11:40 FP2 MotoGP
11:50-12:05 Q1 MotoGP
12:15-12:30 Q2 MotoGP
13:50-14:05 Q1 Moto3
14:5-14:30 Q2 Moto3!
14:45-15:00 Q1 Moto2
15:10-15:25 Q1 Moto2
16:00 Sprint
Sunday August 6
10:45-11:00 Warm up MotoGP
12:15 Moto3 Race
14:00 MotoGP race
15:30 Moto2 Race
Where to watch the GP
As usual, the rights to broadcast what happened around said Big prize They will be in the hands of DAZN, who will fully offer what happened. In addition, fans will have the option of knowing in detail everything that happens on the track and off it through VAVEL.com.
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