MotoGP 2026 - The Warm Up Lap 

MotoGP has always had a passionate fanbase in India, but what was missing was a consistent platform that brought fans closer to the sport, its stories and the action unfolding every race weekend.

After testing the waters with a successful five-episode pilot in 2025, we partnered with Red Bull to create The Warm Up Lap India, India’s first official MotoGP talk show. Spanning 22 races and 22 episodes throughout 2026, the show brings together the MotoGP community through a dynamic lineup of hosts and guests, including Soumil Arora, Varun Painter, Arjun S Ravi, Ananya Oberoi, Jehan Adil Darukhanawala, Badal Doshi, Aditya Dube and more. Together, they unpack race-weekend stories, championship battles, rivalries, expert analysis and exclusive insights from the MotoGP paddock, making the sport engaging for both seasoned fans and newer audiences.

From conceptualising the show's format to designing the set, props, graphics and animations, we built the entire experience from the ground up. Every element was designed to reflect the energy of MotoGP while giving the show a distinct identity of its own. With races unfolding across different countries and time zones, our team works against the clock to research, produce and deliver a fresh, relevant episode every race weekend.

Beyond the conversations, we introduced interactive gameplay segments using the MotoGP ‘26 PS5 game, allowing hosts to virtually explore race circuits and bring a fun, competitive element to the show. Exclusive interviews with riders and personalities from around the world of MotoGP further brought fans closer to the people and stories behind the sport.

We also built an active social media presence around the show, engaging directly with the community, featuring fan content, sharing race-weekend highlights and keeping conversations alive beyond each episode. The aim was to create more than just a weekly show, but a space where Indian MotoGP fans could connect with the sport and with each other.

What started as a five-episode pilot has grown into a season-long destination for Indian MotoGP fans, combining storytelling, entertainment and community engagement to bring the sport closer to its audience, one race weekend at a time.