Moto GP: Review 2002 (2002)

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Valentino Rossi rampaged his way to the 2002 MotoGP title against the backdrop of the dawn of a new era for Grand Prix motorcycle racing. Completing his transformation from young prodigy to bona fida superstar, everything 'The Doctor' touched turned to gold, as the howl of four stroke engines gave millions of fans a welcome dose of high-octane action. From the very first green light it was going to take something special to rise above the high-calibre competition of Max Biaggi, Tohru Ukawa and Alex Barros. It was Rossi who seemed to find the extra gear as MotoGP changed its technical rules.
Clocking up 10 wins from his first 12 starts, he was crowned champion at the Nelson Piquet circuit in Rio with four races remaining! This three-hour extravaganza catches all the drama and excitement from the 2002 championship, with multi-camera coverage from every round and all the interviews that matter. On-bike cameras give you a great perspective of what it is like to ride with Biaggi, Rossi and co, and will have you hanging onto the edge of your seat! Watch the Clown Prince turn into King Midas in this official review.
Actors:: Various Motorcyclists
Studio:: Duke
Genres:: Documentary, Special Interest, Sports & Sport Films