What time are MotoGP's 2024 title-deciding races?

MotoGP's thrilling season finale is already under way, with action ramping up at the Solidarity Grand Prix of Barcelona.

Jorge Martin entered the weekend with a 24-point advantage over title rival and reigning champion Pecco Bagnaia, with the title set to go down to the wire once more.

The Pramac rider could clinch the title on Saturday, but factory Ducati rider Bagnaia is sure to bring the fight as the pair face off for the final times.

What time is the sprint race?

Barcelona is one hour ahead of the UK.

Saturday's MotoGP Tissot Sprint gets underway at 3pm local time, so 2pm UK time, and will run for 12 laps.

What time is the grand prix?

Sunday's MotoGP Solidarity Grand Prix will start at 2pm local time, which is 1pm UK time.

The main event runs for 24 laps, which usually takes around 40 minutes.

MotoGP action starts at 9.40am local time, with the 10-minute warm up session, before the drivers embark on the fan parade around the circuit.

Moto3 will race at 11am local time, with Moto2 following at 12.15pm.

Full MotoGP schedule (local time)Saturday

Free Practice 2: 10.10-10.40am Qualifying 1: 10.50-11.05amQualifying 2: 11.15-11.30amTissot Sprint: 3pm

Sunday

Warm Up: 9.40-9.50amRider Fan Parade: 10-10.40amRace: 2pm

Full MotoGP schedule (UK time)Saturday

Free Practice 2: 9.10-9.40am Qualifying 1: 9.50-10.05amQualifying 2: 10.15-10.30amTissot Sprint: 2pm

Sunday

Warm Up: 8.40-8.50amRider Fan Parade: 9-9.40amRace: 1pm