From mid-March, the eagerly awaited documentary about the 2021 MotoGP season will start: In eight episodes, the stories of Rossi, Quartararo and Co. will be told
Streaming provider Amazon has announced that the MotoGP docu-series “MotoGP Unlimited” will start on 14 March. Yesterday evening, the premiere already took place at the Cine Capitol in Madrid, where, among others, the ex-champions Marc Marquez and Joan Mir were on site to watch the first two episodes.
The first season covers the 2021 MotoGP season and comprises eight episodes. Each episode is 50 minutes long. The MotoGP documentary will be shown in 170 countries.
The MotoGP stars are the main protagonists of the Amazon series. Fabio Quartararo’s path to his first world championship title in the premier class is one of the most important stories in the Amazon documentary. But MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi’s final season is also part of the series.
The docu-series produced by The Mediapro Studio together with Dorna also features Marc Marquez, Francesco Bagnaia, Johann Zarco, Maverick Vinales and Joan Mir. Statements from team managers and exciting behind-the-scenes insights round off the series.
