The series of virtual races has seen more than 3,100 pieces of digital content created, generating more than 10 million interactions. Content published about the virtual races has made 331 million impressions and had 52 million video views, of which 12 million were fans watching the events live. In total, there have been more than 31 million minutes of video consumed which, incredibly, is the equivalent of 60 years watching non-stop.
motogp.com and esport.motogp.com showed the events, as well as selected TV broadcasters, and fans tuned in across social media platforms including YouTube (via the MotoGP and MotoGP eSport channels), MotoGP eSport Twitter, Instagram, Facebook (via MotoGP and MotoGP eSport pages) and Twitch via MotoGP and MotoGP eSport.
As well as the live streams and digital content online, fans were also able to watch the events around the world thanks to our incredible broadcast partners, including but not limited to Sky Italy, Canal+ in France, DAZN (in Spain, Italy and DACHS), BT Sport in the UK, ServusTV in Austria and Germany, Fox Asia, Fox Australia, Viasat in Sweden, NBC in the USA, Fox Brazil and ESPN in Latin America, Motorsport TV Russia, Eurosport India, TEN, and SuperSport across Africa – covering every continent bar one.
The Red Bull Virtual Grand Prix of Spain was also more than a Virtual Grand Prix, as the riders did battle in aid of the official charity of MotoGP™, Two Wheels for Life. The charity launched a campaign with the goal of raising funds for their vital work fighting coronavirus on two wheels – ensuring the delivery of test results, education and equipment to hard to reach communities to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and other dangerous diseases in sub-Saharan Africa by way of African run and led programmes in five different countries.
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