That said, tension and anticipation couldn't be higher as we arrive at Round 17 of the season for the Pertamina Grand Prix of Indonesia, set against a stunning, photo-like backdrop. Jorge Martin of Aprilia Racing enters the weekend holding a narrow two-point lead over Marc Marquez of the Ducati Lenovo Team. For the #93, he arrives at a venue where he has yet to win a Grand Prix. While there is plenty to look out for on track, getting the times right is effortless with the complete schedule for the weekend.
Thursday gets the build-up underway with MotoGP GearUp starting at 15:00 Local Time (UTC +8), hosted by Jack Appleyard and Louis Suddaby to bring you the latest paddock stories. That is followed by the Ducati and Aprilia Press Conference at 15:30, leading into Thursday's main Press Conference at 16:00 featuring Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, and Marco Bezzecchi of Aprilia Racing answering questions from the world's media.
Friday morning brings our first track action as Moto3 FP1 exits pitlane at 09:00, followed by Moto2 at 09:50 and MotoGP FP1 at 10:45. After a lunch break, Moto3 returns for a very important Practice session at 13:15, with Moto2 following before the premier class hits the track for MotoGP Practice at 15:00, where the top 10 secure direct entry into Q2.
Saturday morning keeps the momentum going with Moto3 FP2 starting proceedings at 08:40. Moto2 takes to the circuit at 09:25 before the premier class enjoys their first Saturday appearance with MotoGP FP2 at 10:10, leading straight into qualifying at 10:50. After a short break, Moto3 sets the grid from 12:45, Moto2 battles for pole position at 13:40, and the day finishes off with racing action at 15:00 for the MotoGP Tissot Sprint.
Sunday delivers an action-packed schedule, beginning with MotoGP Warm Up at 10:40. The serious contests then kick off as Moto3 heads onto the grid for a potential title deciding 20 laps at 12:00. The lightweight category is followed by Moto2, with 22 laps starting at 13:15. Finally, the main event arrives at 15:00 as MotoGP returns for the Indonesian GP, wrapping up with After the Flag at 16:20 and the post-GP Press Conference.
