Moto@BePredicted

How it works

The whole game happens over one race weekend, in three steps.

The weekend, as a timeline

  1. Previous round scored

    Predictions open for the next Grand Prix

  2. 24h and 2h before lock

    A reminder, if you haven't predicted yet

  3. Start of MotoGP Qualifying 1, Saturday

    Predictions lock — everyone's picks become public

  4. Race end + 3h

    Provisional scores published

  5. Race end + 24h

    Scores finalised

Making a prediction

Pick three different riders for P1, P2 and P3 of Sunday's MotoGP race. Change it as often as you like until the lock — only your last submission counts.

All three slots or nothing: a prediction is only submitted once every slot is filled.

MotoGP class only — no Moto2, Moto3 or MotoE. Sunday's race only — the Saturday Sprint is not predicted and does not score.

What locking means

Until the lock, nobody can see anybody else's prediction — not even yours is shown to others. The moment MotoGP Qualifying 1 starts, every prediction for that round becomes public, permanently.

Why Q1

You predict from Friday and Saturday-morning practice pace, before the starting grid exists. That is where the skill lives — and it's what official MotoGP Fantasy and F1 Fantasy do too.

What the app will ask for

A Google account, and nothing else. No payment, no password, nothing to install. That happens in the app when you arrive there, not on this site.

Then what

Once you're in, you'll see the round leaderboard, the season leaderboard, your country's table, and the badges you're chasing.

See the badges