MUMBAI: The new season of the FIM MotoGP World Championship will begin this weekend, with the Commercial Bank Grand Prix of Qatar in Doha. MotoGP fans who tune in to Ten Sports and Ten HD can watch all race weekends being covered in full, starting with the qualifying session on Saturday and concluding with the main race on Sunday.
The broadcast will include full coverage of Moto2 and Moto3 as well as the elite category – MotoGP.
The broadcaster will offer studio-show coverage from its facilities and also a second-screen experience on its site Tensports.com.
Alix Capper-Murdoch, a British-born racing instructor, commentator and stunt woman, will host a brand new studio show ‘Inside Track’ along with presenter Sambuddha Dutt.
The show will showcase an in-depth analysis of race-day, touching all aspects including riders, teams, circuits, and standings.
Second-screen experience on Tensports.com will enhance the viewing experience and allow the viewers to see different camera angles while watching the race, with the help of more interactive features.
The MotoGP line-up will be further enhanced by additional motorcycle racing-related programming between Grand Prix weekends.
Moto GP will air live on Ten Sports and Ten HD on 29 March at 8 PM. Qualifying race airs on 28 March at 8:25 pm
Read more at:
http://www.televisionpost.com/television/motogp-season-begins-on-ten-sports/
The broadcast will include full coverage of Moto2 and Moto3 as well as the elite category – MotoGP.
The broadcaster will offer studio-show coverage from its facilities and also a second-screen experience on its site Tensports.com.
Alix Capper-Murdoch, a British-born racing instructor, commentator and stunt woman, will host a brand new studio show ‘Inside Track’ along with presenter Sambuddha Dutt.
The show will showcase an in-depth analysis of race-day, touching all aspects including riders, teams, circuits, and standings.
Second-screen experience on Tensports.com will enhance the viewing experience and allow the viewers to see different camera angles while watching the race, with the help of more interactive features.
The MotoGP line-up will be further enhanced by additional motorcycle racing-related programming between Grand Prix weekends.
Moto GP will air live on Ten Sports and Ten HD on 29 March at 8 PM. Qualifying race airs on 28 March at 8:25 pm
Read more at:
http://www.televisionpost.com/television/motogp-season-begins-on-ten-sports/
