The production of the documentary, advanced by Motorsport.com last March, has been carried out by Mediapro and will be released on the Amazon Prime Video platform.
This new series has been filmed throughout the 2021 season and will consist of eight episodes of 50 minutes each, which will include the presence of MotoGP champions Valentino Rossi, Marc Márquez, Fabio Quartararo and Joan Mir, among other riders. , as well as team managers and key figures from the paddock.
The documentary, baptized as ‘MotoGP Unlimited’ and filmed by The Mediapro Studio, will show viewers what happens behind the scenes, from training sessions, team meetings and the sporting and personal side of the protagonists’ daily lives.
Throughout the 2021 season, a production team was able to follow the drivers on and off the track, presenting them during their most spectacular summits as well as their most emotional moments, such as the farewell to Valentino Rossi in Valencia, or the title won by Fabio Quartararo .
MotoGP riders and members of the paddock family will attend the premieres that will take place in Madrid and Paris to review the best moments of an unforgettable and especially moving season due to the goodbye of ’46.
Madrid will host a press conference and will broadcast two episodes on February 16 at the Capitol Cinema, while the Elysees Biarritz venue in Paris will broadcast another two episodes the following day.
‘MotoGP Unlimited’ is inspired in some way by the highly successful series ‘Drive To Survive’ about F1, and the championship hopes that it will be a good claim for the general public to have access to one of the most spectacular and exciting sports in the world. planet.
