Watch Moto2 Dutch Grand Prix 2026: Live on TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max UK with Suzi Perry and Gavin Emmett
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Watch Moto2 Dutch Grand Prix 2026: Live on TNT Sports 2 & HBO Max UK with Suzi Perry and Gavin Emmett
For UK and global viewers eager to catch the Moto2 action at the Dutch Grand Prix of 2026, coverage begins live on TNT Sports 2 HD at 11:15 UK time and is also streamed on HBO Max UK (subject to geo-restrictions). The world feed is available via F1 TV, offering international commentary for those outside the UK. As one of the most iconic races on the MotoGP calendar, the Dutch TT at Assen draws massive crowds and top-tier talent, making it a must-watch event for intermediate class enthusiasts.
The UK broadcast is led by veteran presenter Suzi Perry, who has been a cornerstone of motorcycle racing coverage for over two decades. Perry first gained prominence covering Formula One and later transitioned to MotoGP, bringing her sharp insight and engaging style to the sport. Her background includes presenting at major motorsport events across the globe, and she remains a respected voice in British motorsport journalism.
Leading the commentary team is Gavin Emmett, a former racing driver and long-time broadcaster who joined TNT Sports in 2015. Emmett’s experience on the track, including races in British and European championships, gives him a unique perspective when breaking down Moto2 battles. He is known for his clear, passionate delivery and deep understanding of race dynamics. Joining him is co-commentator Michael Laverty, a former world champion in both Moto2 and Superbike racing. Laverty, a native of Ireland, has over 20 years of professional racing experience and has been a key analyst on TNT Sports since 2011. His technical insights and race-reads are invaluable to viewers seeking deeper understanding.
The panel also includes pundits Sylvain Guintoli and Neil Hodgson. Guintoli, a French former MotoGP rider and 2011 World Superbike champion, brings a European perspective and extensive knowledge of the Moto2 class. Hodgson, a British former World Superbike rider and 2003 champion, is known for his colourful commentary and encyclopedic memory of racing history. Both pundits add depth and historical context to the broadcast.
On the world feed, lead commentator Matthew Birt delivers the primary English narrative, while Louis Suddaby serves as co-commentator, offering additional race analysis. Reporter Jack Appleyard provides on-the-ground updates from the trackside, capturing the latest developments and rider reactions. The world feed crew is praised for its superior passion and production quality compared to the MotoGP English feed, with many fans noting their more dynamic presentation style.
This year’s Dutch Grand Prix follows a thrilling Tissot Sprint race on June 29, with Raul Fernandez claiming victory in the sprint and setting the stage for an intense Sunday showdown. The full race programme includes Q1 and Q2 qualifying sessions, with riders like Brad Binder, Miguel Oliveira, and Joan Mir all in contention. As the last track action of the weekend in Assen, the Moto2 race promises drama, speed, and unforgettable moments.
For more information on the MotoGP calendar, rider profiles, and broadcasting rights across regions, visit the official MotoGP Moto2 page. Whether you’re watching on TNT Sports 2, HBO Max UK, or the world feed via F1 TV, the Moto2 Dutch Grand Prix 2026 is a race that delivers the very best of the intermediate class.
Article generated: 28 June 2026, 11:16 GMT