Motorsport fans are once again reunited for the MotoGP season. On March 2nd, many fans will be looking for ways to watch the Thailand MotoGP race for free online. Fortunately, there’s a simple way to do this.
ServusTV, an Austrian TV channel, broadcasts all MotoGP races for free. You don’t have to subscribe or pay anything upfront. However, ServusTV is only available in Austria, leaving fans abroad “stranded.” But don’t worry—we’ll explain the easiest way to watch the 2025 Thailand Grand Prix live for free.
MotoGP Thailand Free Live Stream on ServusTV
ServusTV is a nice channel to catch all the races in the season. As you can see in the screenshot below, it broadcasts the Thailand MotoGP race for free on Sunday, 2nd of March.
The problem that many users abroad encounter is a geo-restriction.
That’s because ServusTV is licensed to broadcast only in Austria, which is achieved by reading people’s IP addresses. When you visit ServusTV to watch anything, including this live stream, you’ll see an error message.
The message states that the video is unavailable because you don’t have an Austrian IP address. With this in mind, people have discovered a way to “trick” the website using a VPN.
Get an Austrian IP address with NordVPN
As you know, a VPN changes the user’s IP address and encrypts his traffic. By altering your IP address, you “pose” as someone else in another country and/or city. This is how to unblock ServusTV outside Austria and access the live stream.
How to Watch MotoGP Thailand on ServusTV?
For this purpose, MotoGP fans usually employ NordVPN. You’ve heard of it because it’s likely the most popular VPN. Hence, it’s the #1 choice for those looking to bypass this geo-block. It offers unlimited bandwidth, streaming abilities, and lots of fast Austrian VPN servers.
As many report, NordVPN can be used to watch the MotoGP Thailand race online for free thanks to a refund policy. NordVPN has a 30-day money-back guarantee, which promises refunds no matter the reason.
This allows people to subscribe, set up NordVPN, and connect to any of its 7,300 servers. With this setup, they can watch the Grand Prix of Thailand on a free channel and simply get their money back once the race concludes.
ServusTV doesn’t even require a free account! Therefore, the entire solution works by connecting to NordVPN’s server in Austria, watching the race, and obtaining a refund from NordVPN at the end.
Closing Remarks
One thing we haven’t mentioned is that ServusTV offers only Austrian commentary on its broadcasts. However, the race will be broadcast in Full HD for those looking to maximize the quality.
Austrian commentary surely isn’t immersive.
But we think it’s far better than spending dozens, if not hundreds of dollars annually on paid channels. You can also watch F1 races live for free using the same trick, as well as the entire MotoGP season.
For now, we’re sure you’ll be more interested in the free Buriram MotoGP livestream. It’s the first race of the 2025 season, so we’re excited to see who will step on the podium and unleash hell upon his rivals!
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