If you didn't like MotoGP before, this series most certainly won't be the reason to start watching it. And that pretty much sums up the biggest problem with it. Drive to Survive makes you want to watch Formula-1 even if you've never been a fan, while MotoGP Unlimited makes you bored even if you're a long time fan of the championship.
I don't know what others see in it. It doesn't capture the highs and the lows, it's melancolic from the begining till the end. It shows very little of the fun parts, the challenges, the rivalries... Throughout all the episodes you feel like you watch a drama about dying people, everyone is so serious and straight faced all the time. I could barely finish it, it's so boring. And it doesn't even give you some insight about the championship at all. If you are a fan, you already knew pretty much everything it shows.
And the sad part is, MotoGP has so much more show factor than F1. The riders much less bound by their contract, they have much less filter on their mouth, there are very few boring guys in the series, yet MotoGP Unlimited shows almost nothing about it.
If you want a genuinely good, insightful and entertaining MotoGP series, watch Tales of Valentino. MUCH better and captures the essence of MotoGP and riders' mentality much more.
I don't know what others see in it. It doesn't capture the highs and the lows, it's melancolic from the begining till the end. It shows very little of the fun parts, the challenges, the rivalries... Throughout all the episodes you feel like you watch a drama about dying people, everyone is so serious and straight faced all the time. I could barely finish it, it's so boring. And it doesn't even give you some insight about the championship at all. If you are a fan, you already knew pretty much everything it shows.
And the sad part is, MotoGP has so much more show factor than F1. The riders much less bound by their contract, they have much less filter on their mouth, there are very few boring guys in the series, yet MotoGP Unlimited shows almost nothing about it.
If you want a genuinely good, insightful and entertaining MotoGP series, watch Tales of Valentino. MUCH better and captures the essence of MotoGP and riders' mentality much more.