MotoGP Unlimited

If you like motorcycles it's 100% worth watching.

Despite the negative commentaries about dibbling (that had nothing to do with the show), you can now change the language and subtitles and watch the original version. I recommend it.

Premise: I am a huge fan of the sport.

That being said, the show does a great job in narrating the events of the 2021 championship from different perspectives, which you can only get if you are working in the paddock.

It does a great job in highlighting the human side of the sport, the struggle of teams and riders, WITHOUT overly dramatizing the events, which is something that the F1 show tends to do. No scene is taken out of context to support the drama. I appreciate this a lot!

I only wish we had gotten this kind of production in the previous years, but later is better than never!

I recommend watching this, for sure. The only question mark I have is how much you can understand/appreciate being new to the sport, but I am not the right person to judge this.

This is an awesome sport and this show/documentary simply does it justice! I hope there will be a follow up in 2022 and for the years to come.

As a hardcore MotoGP fan who waited patiently since the first race of last year for this doc to be released I am not disappointed at all. The doc really gives you a insight into the personalities of the riders and had me warming to riders who I disliked in the past off of what I saw purely on race weekends with no context. Aside from that, some of the camera work is beautiful and it is such an easy documentary to watch - no big frills, no over the top drama, just totally feel good and has me hooked even more. The initial blip with the dubbing on release day was a disappointment but it doesn't take away from how good the show actually is in it's proper package!!

If you into motorcycles or motorcycle racing, even as a casual fan then you will love this. Great footage and behind the scenes access. For me it better laid out than drive to survive, as the episodes follows the season in chronological order rather than focus on a particular team in each episode.

This is an absolutely brilliant documentary. Yes they messed up the release with the dubbing issue, but that has now been fixed.

As for the documentary itself, it's a brilliant watch, great insight to the world of motogp without the show creating false drama like a certain F1 show on Netflix.

Worth watching even for people that haven't watched motogp before.