Fresh off celebrating its first year anniversary, leading sports entertainment platform, SPOTV, will be closing off the 2022 MotoGP™ season with the 21st race, Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana, in Valencia on 4 – 6 th November.

SPOTV viewers and motorsports fans have been able to enjoy full coverage of 20 MotoGP™ races this year to date on its linear channels as well as on SPOTV NOW – which also includes the Helicam and onboard camera views. Additionally, local Bahasa Malay and Thai commentary were made available to Malaysian and Thai viewers in the respective territories.

Anticipation is high for the last MotoGP™ race, as racing legend and nine-time World Champion, Valentino Rossi will be gracing the event with his attendance as VR46 Academy star Pecco aims for title glory at #TheDecider. All eyes will be peeled as Pecco will potentially become the first VR46 Academy rider to win the title in the premier class, as well as the first Italian to win the MotoGP™ title since Rossi back in 2009.

SPOTV will be on-the-ground at Valencia to bring fans additional content that they can access on social media such as: Behind-the-scenes and daily highlight clips, Facebook onsite Live sessions at the paddock, starting grids and fan zones as well as exclusive rider interviews.

Mr. Lee Choong Khay, CEO of SPOTV said: “We are grateful for the immense support that fans have shown us in our coverage of the MotoGP™ season this year. We have been working incredibly hard from the start of the season to enhance our MotoGP™ offerings through the specially curated content that is exclusive only to our viewers on our platform. We are delighted and looking forward to extending our coverage for the 2023 season and bringing viewers more thrills and spills from the tracks.”

SPOTV will continue to broadcast MotoGP™ in 2023, which will feature 2 more Asian territories, India and Kazakhstan, from March onwards.