Nurburgring 24 Hours 2026 schedule, Indian schedules, MotoGP Catalonia GP, Monaco Formula E – Introduction & more related news here

There are many rumors surrounding this year’s Nurburgring 24 Hours, with Max Verstappen participating in the endurance classic for the first time. Arjun Maini and Akshay Gupta will also take on the grueling challenge, giving Indian fans even more reasons to tune in. Luckily, you can watch every second of the action live, with free streaming options available.

There are more races ahead too: MotoGP heads to the famous Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya for round six, while Formula E heads to Monaco for another doubleheader. Here’s your complete guide on when and where to tune in from India:

Nürburgring 24 Hours Schedule

The Nurburgring 24 Hours features one of the most diverse grids on the motorsport calendar, with over 20 classes (by comparison, the Le Mans 24 Hours only has three!). This year 161 cars will take part, making it the event’s largest starting grid in more than a decade.

Four-time F1 champion Verstappen will compete in the premier SP9 class, driving a Mercedes-AMG GT3 alongside GT racing stars Lucas Auer, Daniel Juncadella and Jules Gounon. Indian Arjun Maini also competes in the SP9 class, driving a Ford Mustang GT3 for the HRT Ford Racing team. Meanwhile, Akshay Gupta competes in the Cup 3 class reserved for the 982-generation Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 Clubsport.

Qualification for the event is divided into six sessions. The seven fastest cars will make it to the final top 3 qualifying session, where drivers will fight for pole position.

24 Hours of Nurburgring: Where to watch it?

Fans can watch the free live streams on the ADAC Revenol 24h Nurburgring YouTube channel, as well as on Red Bull TV.

MotoGP Catalonia GP calendar

The battle for the 2026 MotoGP championship continues in Barcelona. After winning the sprint and main races last time at Le Mans, Jorge Martín is now just one point behind his Aprilia teammate and overall championship leader, Marco Bezzecchi.

However, current MotoGP world champion Marc Márquez will not compete this weekend. The Ducati rider is recovering after successfully undergoing surgery on his right foot and right shoulder. Ducati has confirmed that it will not have any substitute rider for Márquez, leaving Francesco Bagnaia as the team’s only rider at the Catalan GP.

MotoGP Catalonia GP: Where to see it?

All sessions of the MotoGP Catalonia GP will be broadcast live through FanCode. Indian fans can also watch the live television broadcast on Eurosport.

Formula E Monaco E Prize Schedule

The Monaco street circuit will host rounds 9 and 10 of the 2025-26 Formula E season. The first of them will feature the mandatory Pit Boost fast charging stop.

It’s a close battle at the top of the drivers’ standings, with Porsche’s Pascal Wehrlein leading by just three points from Jaguar’s Mitch Evans. Mahindra Racing’s Edoardo Mortara is third overall, five points behind Mitch Evans and eight points behind Pascal Wehrlein.

It has been a good season for Mahindra, with the Indian team also currently third in the teams’ championship, behind Porsche and Jaguar.

Formula E Monaco E Prize Schedule

Qualifying and main races of the Monaco E Prix will be broadcast live on Sony Liv.