In the high-tech world of motorsport, MotoGP encourages fans both on TV and online to become part of the racing experience and to learn about the engineering behind the results. Technology has not only become an essential tool needed by riders competing in MotoGP, but also offers viewers a more engaging and informative experience during broadcasts, highlighting the real-time results data provided.
A transmit high-speed, belize phone number up-to-date images from hundreds of HD cameras installed both on the bikes and along the track. From daily operations in the offices to computer analysis from high-tech sensors – such as the 4K gyroscope cameras mounted on each bike – the collaboration with Lenovo will allow Dorna engineers to explore new ways to deliver video in dynamic formats, allowing TV viewers to see what is happening at any given time and from any angle.
Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna , added: “We are very pleased with the extension of our partnership with Lenovo. In addition to the strong partnership that Lenovo has with Ducati and the MotoGP eSport Championship, this new agreement demonstrates Lenovo’s commitment to enhancing MotoGP’s position within the sport with the contribution of its high-quality devices.”
Lenovo hopes its technology solutions will further enhance broadcasts, allowing viewers to engage with the riders by clicking or tapping on their PC , tablet or smartphone screens to view additional content such as slow-motion capture of the riders, or 360°, 180° and 60° shots of the bikes and from the rider's perspective.