How to Follow the 2025 Sepang Test Live
The Official Sepang Test begins on February 5, 2025, at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit. While live broadcasts are not available during testing hours, fans can access real-time updates through motogp.com and social media. The After the Flag program will feature live coverage and analyses from various MotoGP insiders. A free trial for VideoPass is currently offered for additional exclusive content.
Following three days of Shakedown testing at the PETRONAS Sepang International Circuit, the anticipation builds for the Official Sepang Test commencing on February 5, 2025. Although there will be no live broadcast of this test, which runs daily from 10:00 to 18:00 local time (UTC +8), fans can still engage with the action through alternative means.
To remain updated on all pre-season activities and off-season developments, enthusiasts are encouraged to subscribe to VideoPass and TimingPass. Motogp.com will feature a live blog providing real-time updates, and at 15:00 (UTC +8), a live social media broadcast will commence, hosted by Louis Suddaby and Jack Appleyard along with other special guests, delivering key insights midway through each test day.
Additionally, the program After the Flag will air for a duration of 90 minutes, broadcasting live from Sepang and the Barcelona HQ. This coverage starts 30 minutes prior to the chequered flag each day at 17:30 local time, featuring hosts Kiko Giles and Elliott York alongside Suddaby and Appleyard, who will analyze the day’s events with various MotoGP personnel, including team managers and riders.
Fans can expect interviews, highlights, and further content to be made available via motogp.com, complemented by a variety of photos and videos shared throughout the day on the associated social media platforms. For those without VideoPass, a complimentary trial is currently offered, allowing potential viewers to enjoy the Sepang Test and the new season of “There Can Be Only One” at no cost.
The Sepang Test is a key event in the MotoGP calendar, allowing teams to prepare for the upcoming season by testing their bikes and making improvements based on Shakedown results. With the Official Test scheduled for early February, teams and riders look to fine-tune their performance ahead of competitive racing. Although official broadcasts are not available, various channels and platforms provide fans opportunities to follow the developments closely.
In summary, the upcoming Sepang Test from February 5, 2025, presents an essential occasion for MotoGP teams and riders to showcase their advancements. While a live broadcast will not be available, fans can stay connected through the live blog on motogp.com, social media updates, and the After the Flag program. Interested individuals should consider subscribing to VideoPass for exclusive content and coverage.
Original Source: www.motogp.com
