The 2020 MotoGP season is coming to a close with only six races remaining. The next race is this weekend's French GP, so fire up the MotoGP live stream and get all the information you need to follow all of this weekend's races from Le Mans.

It will be a home race for championship leader Fabio Quartararo, who took his third win of the season two weeks ago at the Barcelona GP.

But of course, we all know how quickly things can change in the world of MotoGP. The Petronas Yamaha rider cannot afford to make any mistakes if he wants to keep his title bid alive.

The French GP of MotoGP kicks off today, Sunday, October 11, at 7:00 a.m. (Japan time). Scroll to the bottom of this page for qualifying results.

Let's say you are in a rural area and cannot watch the French MotoGP race on a broadcast channel. You are not out of luck. A virtual private network, or VPN, can disguise your location and make it look like you're surfing the web from home, allowing you to access your usual streaming services without having to worry about geolocks.

We tested many different services to find the best VPN and our choice is ExpressVPN. It offers a good balance of performance and customer support, and a lower price by signing up for an annual subscription.

NBC Sports Network is the U.S. home of the 2020 MotoGP season. Unfortunately, many races throughout the year are broadcast on tape delay on NBCSN, including the French GP.

If you must stick to terrestrial, NBCSN does not broadcast the race until 6:30 PM ET. Nevertheless, if you want to watch NBCSN, your best bet is to get "Sling TV," one of the best streaming services.

Fortunately, MotoGP fans can get the live experience at every grand prix for a little more money, and MotoGP's own VideoPass is certainly the best way to stay in touch with the MotoGP action. 2020 season subscription is 160, and a monthly pass is $34.

British fans will want to channel BT Sport, a pay-per-view network that will broadcast every session of every MotoGP weekend live. On race day, coverage begins at 8:30 a.m. BST, with the race starting at 12 p.m. BST.

For those who do not have BT Sport, a BT Sport monthly pass is available for £25 per month. For this fee, you can watch any sporting event, including soccer.

Our British friends can also take advantage of the MotoGP VideoPass route: Friday, October 9

Saturday, October 10

Sunday, October 11

1. Fabio Quartararo | Petronas Yamaha, 1:31.3152. Jack Miller, Pramac Ducati, 1:31.5373. Danilo Petrucci, Ducati, 1:31.6744. Cal Crutchlow, LCR Honda, 1:31.6865. Maverick Viñales, Monster Energy Yamaha, 1:31.7196. Andrea Dovizioso, Ducati, 1:31.7227. Francesco Bagnoia, Pramac Ducati, 1:31.7528. Pol Espargaro, Red Bull KTM Factory, 1:31.7959. Johan Zarco, Avintia Ducati, 1:31.83210. 83210. Valentino Rossi, Monster Energy Yamaha, 1:31.88911. Franco Morbidelli, Petronas Yamaha, 1:31.89112. Miguel Oliveira, Red Bull KTM Tech 3, 1:32.00913. Takaaki Nakagami, LCR Honda, 1:32.00914. 1:32.18715. Aleix Espargaro, Aprillia Gresini, 1:32.53916. Alex Rins, Suzuki Exstar, 1:32.75717. Brad Binder, Red Bull KTM Factory, 1:32.76618. 32.76618. Alex Marquez, Repsol Honda, 1:32.77419. Bradley Smith, Aprilia Gresini, 1:32.83320. Iker Lucona, Red Bull KTM Tech 3, 1:32.85921. Stephan Bradl, Respol Honda, 1:32.861 22. 32.861 22. Tito Rabat, Avintia Ducati, 1:33.610 [31]