MotoGP Austria Warm-Up: Acosta eyes redemption but crashes again. Today’s TV schedule

El Tiburon confirms his speed but is involved in another crash: ahead of him are Bezzecchi and Marquez, ready to battle him along with Martin this afternoon.

The crash in the Sprint was a major disappointment for Pedro Acosta and the Red Bull KTM team, but the Spanish rider isn’t one to get discouraged easily and today he’s eager to make amends. The Austrian Grand Prix is his big chance to take his first MotoGP victory, and he doesn’t intend to waste it. This morning in Warm Up he finished with the third-best time and also had a fall at Turn 9 at the end of the session. It would certainly have been better not to crash again, but better in Warm Up than in the race.

Topping the timesheets is Marco Bezzecchi with the Aprilia number 72, followed 157 thousandths behind by Marc Marquez’s Ducati. Jorge Martin, winner of the sprint race at the Red Bull Ring, is fourth. The top 5 is rounded out by rookie Diogo Moreira of the LCR Honda team.

The 2026 Austrian Grand Prix is broadcast live on TV by Sky Sport MotoGP. Sky Go and NOW are also available for live streaming. Below are the times to follow the Moto3, Moto2 and MotoGP races live.

The free-to-air channel TV8 and the official website TV8.it broadcast the races on a delayed basis only. Here are today’s times.

1. Jorge Martin
2. Marc Marquez
3. Pedro Acosta

4. Marco Bezzecchi
5. Ai Ogura
6. Alex Marquez

7. Pecco Bagnaia
8. Fabio Di Giannantonio
9. Fabio Quartararo

10. Johann Zarco
11. Brad Binder
12. Fermin Aldeguer

13. Raul Fernandez
14. Pol Espargaro
15. Luca Marini

16. Diogo Moreira
17. Enea Bastianini
18. Takaaki Nakagami

19. Franco Morbidelli
20. Alex Rins
21. Jack Miller

22. Toprak Razgatlioglu