MotoGP: the final of the eSport championship in Valencia

MotoGP eSport Championship – Next week will not only be the one that will decide the MotoGP World Champion, a challenge involving Andrea Dovizioso and Marc Marquez with the Forlì native having to recover 21 points, but the eSports final will also take place, the first virtual motorcycling championship .

The championship began in mid-2017 with the first selections. Millions of participants competed online, with the MotoGP 17 game developed by Milestone on PlayStation 4 on the MotoGP circuits, in an attempt to snatch the ticket that will take them to the grand finale in Valencia, scheduled for November 10th.

Of all the participants, however, only 16 gained access to the final stages, and will compete for the coveted prizes, including: a BMW M240i Coupé for the winner, a KTM390, a Samsung Smart TV and the chance to experience a unique experience at Red Bull Hangar 7. The drivers coming from: Spain (6 players), Italy (5 players), United Kingdom (2 players), Netherlands, South Africa and Germany, will compete, as already mentioned, on Friday 10 November starting at 17.00pm, the race will be broadcast in over 190 countries, both on the official MotoGP TV channels and online at: motogp.com, YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, and Twitter.

This is the comment of Paul Serracanta, Commercial Director of Dorna Sports: “We are delighted and surprised by the incredible participation from the fans during the first official MotoGP eSports championship, I am also happy that the level of participants during the season has been high, and this will make the final very close. Even today, it is difficult to predict who will be the MotoGP eSport world champion. Without a doubt we will continue to work so that the future of the MotoGP eSport world championship can continue to grow as it has this year."