A rundown of the brilliant level of coverage around the world as we welcome Thailand as a broadcaster nation this season

The start of a new Finetwork FIM JuniorGP™ World Championship is just around the corner as the Circuito do Estoril plays host to Round 1 at the beginning of May. Once more, thanks to a number of amazing broadcasters, fans from around the world can tune in and watch the Grand Prix stars of the future put on a sensational show.

The JuniorGP™ is broadcasted across the continent when it comes to Europe. In Spain, DAZN and TELEDEPORTE will show all four classes of racing (JuniorGP™, Moto2™, European Talent Cup and Stock) on OTT and TV, while in Italy, SKY + will have the races available on YouTube. UK and Ireland fans can see the action unfold from every class on BT Sport, and in France, Canal+ will be showing the same races through their official OTT Dailymotion page 'CANAL+SPORT'.

SPORT TV is the place to be for Portuguese viewers wanting to see our future World Champions in action, with SportKlub offering the races live in Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia. Gibtelecom will give fans in Gibraltar the chance to watch the races live.

Outside of Europe, the millions of motorcycle fans in Indonesia can keep up with the racing on TV with Champions TV4, or OTT with Video.com. A new, thrilling addition to the 2023 broadcasters list is Thailand's PPTV, as JuniorGP™ coverage extends to the region for the first time. Thai fans will be able to watch every race from every Round live on Facebook.

In addition to that, apart from in Italy, the JuniorGP™ official YouTube channel will broadcast every race live worldwide as always.

The 2023 seasons officially gets underway between the 5th and 7th of May in Estoril, with Round 2 taking place two weeks later at Valencia's Circuit Ricardo Tormo.