For the MotoGP fans, here is a list of the best MotoGP documentaries that must be watched in 2021

The title of the article is crystal clear and therefore, let’s dive into the content instead of beating around the bush with a long introductory paragraph. If you are a die-hard MotoGP fan, start binge-watching these MotoGP-based documentaries right now!

Hitting the Apex- Released back in 2015, this MotoGP documentary is still accessible on Netflix. The documentary shows exclusive footage and interviews of some of the best racers such as Lorenzo, Stoner, Rossi and more. It shows four MotoGP seasons (2010 to 2014) in a nutshell. Not to forget, it also highlights the tragic death of racer Marco Simoncelli 58’s death. Hollywood star Brad Pitt has added a pinch of extra flavour with his voiceover/commentary. The running time of this documentary is around 2 hours and 18 minutes. 

Fastest- Directed by Mark Neale, Fastest was released in 2010. Narrated by actor Ewan McGregor, the MotoGP documentary revolves around the life of MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi who fights against pro racers Ben Spies and Jorge Lorenzo. The documentary also highlights the rookie days of late racer Marco Simoncelli. 

Racing Together- This is undoubtedly one of the best sports documentaries ever made. Racing Together is not just meant for age-old MotoGP fans but also for those who are new to the sport. Racing Together is an emotional movie that shows the difficulties faced by several legendary racers. It takes a viewer through the history of MotoGP, the evolution of motorcycles and how MotoGP grew into one of the most-loved motorsports on earth. From 1949 to 2016, the documentary offers a glimpse at the careers of Agostini, Mick Doohan, Nicky Hayden, Rossi, Marquez and more. 

Dani Pedrosa: The Silent Samurai- He hung his riding gloves in 2018 and as a tribute to the racer, this documentary was made on the life of Dani Pedrosa. Not just any racer but a legendary racer who did not win a single MotoGP World Championship title because of countless injuries which harmed his career. Irrespective of running with elite teams, Pedrosa remained trophyless. Nonetheless, his charismatic riding style and his humble attitude off-the-rack made him one of the best riders ever to grace the world of MotoGP. In this document, one also gets to see a specially customized two-stroke motorcycle owned by Dani.