The MotoGP season resumes this weekend with the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, according to sport.sky.it. The event marks the return of the championship after its summer break, with practice, qualifying, and the main race all scheduled across the three-day weekend.
Italian broadcaster sport.sky.it reports that coverage will be available on Sky and TV8, with streaming options through the Now platform. The outlet also notes that Jorge Martin enters the round as the championship leader, while Marc Marquez is positioned as a primary challenger. Marquez, speaking ahead of the race, downplayed the significance of adding another title, saying that winning or losing a championship does not change his life, but it does for others, as reported by sport.sky.it.
In a separate development, Motorsport.com reports that Silverstone has signed a contract renewal to host the British Grand Prix through 2028. The extension secures the circuit's place on the calendar for the next several seasons.
Eurosport.it adds context on the current standings, describing Martin as the leader, Marquez as the main threat, and noting that Franco Morbidelli—referred to in the report as "Bez"—is struggling for form heading into the weekend.
The British Grand Prix is one of the most anticipated rounds on the calendar, with Silverstone known for its high-speed layout and unpredictable weather. Fans can expect a tight battle at the front as Martin looks to protect his lead against a charging Marquez.
The main race is set for Sunday, with qualifying on Saturday. All sessions will be broadcast live on Sky and TV8 in Italy, with streaming available via Now.
