MotoGP Live in Rome

Where to Watch MotoGP in Rome

Engines screaming, elbows down, a photo finish at 300 km/h — MotoGP is one of the most intense shows in sport, and it deserves to be watched properly. If you’re in Rome and looking for where to watch MotoGP, Trinity College Pub is where the season really comes alive.

Right in the heart of the historic centre, just steps from the Pantheon, Trinity brings every Grand Prix of the 2026 season to the big screen, with a crowd that lives every lean angle like it’s their own bike on track.

🏍️ The Full 2026 MotoGP Calendar, Live at Trinity

From Thailand to Valencia, we’ll be screening every round of the season. Here’s the complete 2026 calendar:

Round 1 — Thailand GP, Chang International Circuit (Buriram) — 27 Feb–1 Mar
Round 2 — Brazil GP, Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna (Goiânia) — 20–22 Mar
Round 3 — Americas GP, Circuit of The Americas (Austin) — 27–29 Mar
Round 4 — Qatar GP, Lusail International Circuit — 10–12 Apr
Round 5 — Spanish GP, Circuito de Jerez-Ángel Nieto — 24–26 Apr
Round 6 — French GP, Le Mans — 8–10 May
Round 7 — Catalan GP, Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya — 15–17 May
Round 8 — Italian GP, Mugello — 29–31 May
Round 9 — Hungarian GP, Balaton Park Circuit — 5–7 Jun
Round 10 — Czech GP, Automotodrom Brno — 19–21 Jun
Round 11 — Dutch GP, TT Circuit Assen — 26–28 Jun
Round 12 — German GP, Sachsenring — 10–12 Jul
Round 13 — British GP, Silverstone — 7–9 Aug
Round 14 — Aragón GP, MotorLand Aragón — 28–30 Aug
Round 15 — San Marino GP, Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli — 11–13 Sep
Round 16 — Austrian GP, Red Bull Ring — 18–20 Sep
Round 17 — Japanese GP, Mobility Resort Motegi — 2–4 Oct
Round 18 — Indonesian GP, Mandalika International Street Circuit — 9–11 Oct
Round 19 — Australian GP, Phillip Island — 23–25 Oct
Round 20 — Malaysian GP, Sepang International Circuit — 30 Oct–1 Nov
Round 21 — Portuguese GP, Autódromo Internacional do Algarve (Portimão) — 13–15 Nov
Round 22 — Valencia GP, Circuit Ricardo Tormo — 20–22 Nov

Twenty-two rounds, five continents, one season-long fight for the title — and every single one of them on our screens.

📺 Why Watch MotoGP at Trinity College Pub

Following a full season on your sofa is one thing. Watching it with a room full of fans who gasp at the same overtake and groan at the same crash is another. At Trinity you’ll find:

📺 Big screens for a clear view of every session, from qualifying to the race
🍺 Draft beers and cocktails flowing from lights-out to the chequered flag
🌍 A genuinely international crowd, always ready to debate the podium
🍀 Authentic Irish pub atmosphere, right in the centre of Rome

They’ll celebrate a win with a champagne shower — you can do the same with one of our cocktails, or a proper pint.

🏆 Race Day Feels Better Together

There’s something different about watching a Grand Prix in a crowd. The tension before lights-out, the shared silence through the first corner, the eruption when your rider makes the move that decides the race — it all hits harder with people around you who care just as much.

Whether you follow the sport all season or just want to catch the big Italian rounds at Mugello and Misano, there’s always a seat waiting for you.

📍 The Perfect Spot for Race Day

Located just steps from the Pantheon, Piazza Venezia and the Trevi Fountain, Trinity is easy to reach and perfectly positioned for a day that starts with a race and ends with a night out in the city centre.

Grab a table before lights-out, order a round, and settle in for the show.