Riders are travelling to Spain for the first-ever double headed ball at MotorLand Aragon, making this weekend’s MotoGP races even more important. Learn how to watch the MotoGP live stream from the Aragon Grand Prix no matter where you are in the world. In some locations, it’s even free.

Continue reading to learn how to watch a live stream of the Aragon MotoGP so you can watch it in New Zealand.

Watch Grand Prix of Aragon Live from New Zealand

By using a VPN, or virtual private network, you can view Grand Prix of Aragon coverage while travelling.

Use a VPN, which is simple to use, has excellent security features, and enables you to stream content to several devices simultaneously, including smart TVs and phones, iPads, tablets, PCs, and Macs. 

BT Sports acquired the rights to broadcast the Grand Prix of Aragon this year.

Don’t worry if you do not even have a BT Sports contract you can still access your normal live stream somewhere else when the game is happening; however, you’ll need a VPN, as explained above.

Catch the Live Game in New Zealand on BT Sport 

All of this year’s events will be broadcast live on TV by BT Sport on BT Sport 2. The BT Sport app, which is accessible for iOS and Android as well as on Apple TV, Now TV consoles, and some Samsung Smart TVs, is another option for subscribers to watch BT Sport online. Both options are available directly from the website.

There is now one BT Sport Monthly Pass option that lets you pay € 25 and cancel at any moment if you don’t want the commitment or expense of a full-fat BT Sport membership.

Prior to the commencement at 1 p.m., the coverage of the main event is planned to begin at 12.30 p.m.

This Sunday, BT Sport subscribers who are located in New Zealand must download a VPN and follow the aforementioned procedures in order to live watch the action.

MotoGP is only available on BT Sport in the UK. A functional TV box from BT TV, Sky, or Virgin Media is required.

Key Facts About the Race

For the Aragón Grand Prix, the fourteenth race of the year, the Ducati Team flew immediately from Italy to Spain. Ten important details about the upcoming race at the MotorLand circuit near Alcaniz are as follows:

• The Aragón Grand Prix will have its eighth running this year.
• At Aragón, Andrea Dovizioso has twice finished on the podium. With the Ducati Team, he placed second in 2013 and third in 2012.
• Danilo Petrucci’s seventh-place finish last season was the first time he had placed in the top 10 on this circuit.
• Casey Stoner (Ducati) won the inaugural MotoGP race at Motorland Aragón in 2010.
• After Jerez, Montmeló, Montjuic, Jarama, and Cheste, the Aragón circuit is the sixth Spanish track to hold a round of the MotoGP World Championship.
• Ducati (Iannone) currently holds the Aragón top speed record with a speed of 345.8 km/h.

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