There’s an early start for MotoGP fans this morning with all the live action from Japan starting at 6am.
It’s set to be a classic race after qualifying saw Italian Andrea Dovizioso pile the pressure on championship leader Marc Marquez by taking pole position.
Meanwhile, Marquez will start in sixth.
The Spaniard can take a fifth MotoGP title with a win today but Dovizioso, his closest rival in the championship race, showed he was not willing to give up without a fight as he set the fastest qualifying time of 1:44:590 seconds.
Marquez, 25, who crashed during practice earlier in the day, was 0.299 seconds off the pace and faces a steep task if he was to seal a third consecutive MotoGP crown in Japan on Sunday.
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If Dovizioso wins in Japan, as he did last year, then the title race will go into the final three races of the season, starting with the Australian Grand Prix next weekend.
“Our bike works well on this track,” Dovizioso told reporters. “It is a good track for my style. The mix is very good. We knew that coming here and then we did what we expected.
“Marc has a very good pace for the race so it is going to be a hard battle.”
So, if you want to watch all the action from the latest round of the 2018 MotoGP season there here’s how to tune in online.
How to Watch the MotoGP from Japan
Coverage of the MotoGP will be shown live on BT Sport 2 (Sky 414, Sky HD 868, BT TV 409, Virgin Media 532) with the build-up starting at 5.30am, and lights out at 6am BST.
BT Sport will also be showing the race on desktop computers or on laptops via the company’s own site.
The BT Sport website is available to download now on iOS, Android and Windows 10 devices, provided you have a BT ID.
Unfortunately you are unable to beam BT Sport content from your device to a TV via a Google Chromecast, unless you’re also a BT broadband customer.
The BT Sport enhanced video player is also available online.
EE mobile customers will be able to stream the MotoGP for free, thanks to a free subscription plan recently announced by the network.
“To say thanks for being with us, here’s a special sporting treat for our pay monthly mobile and tablet customers: three months’ free BT Sport on your EE phone and connected tablet,” BT explains.
“Just text SPORT to 150, register for a BT ID then download the BT Sport app and get watching!”
“Loads of the UK’s best sporting action, on the UK’s fastest network.”
You can visit the EE website for more information on the BT Sports offer.