THE MEDIA’S EYES ON MXGP

MONACO (Principality of Monaco) 31 January 2025 - The 2024 MXGP season attracted unprecedented media attention, with over 2,200 media representatives (Journalists, Photographers Videographers, Cameramen etc) covering the season's action-packed events. From print publications and online platforms to TV broadcasts and social media, the world of motocross reached millions of fans worldwide through the eyes of these dedicated professionals.

The presence of media at each Grand Prix ensured that the stories of the season—rivalries, milestones, and countless moments of glory—were told in great detail. Their coverage extended beyond the races themselves, capturing behind-the-scenes insights and connecting fans to riders and to the heart of the sport. This significant media turnout underscores the growing global appeal of MXGP and its status as one of the most exciting motorsports championships in the world.

    

 

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