The fifteenth annual FIM Awards Ceremony, that this year takes place on Saturday 6 December in Lausanne, Switzerland, will enjoy an unprecedented global reach, ensuring it is accessible to members of the FIM Family around the world.

The glittering event – that is taking place in the FIM’s home country for an historic first time – is being held in close partnership with the Canton de Vaud and City of Lausanne and with the support of Swiss Moto, the Swiss Motorcycle Federation.

As Official Media Partner since 2021, Motosprint Italy is renowned for its expert and in-depth coverage and dedication to motorcycle sport. Launched in 1976, Motosprint Italy’s journalism – in print and online – helps to bring fans closer to the action and this highly-respected publication will be reporting from Lausanne’s striking SwissTech Convention Center on Saturday night.

The only occasion this year that so many motorcycling greats will be in the same place at the same time, it truly is an event that is not to be missed and those unable to attend on Saturday evening in person will be able to watch the entire medal ceremony LIVE and for free on FIM-MOTO.TV from 22.00 CET.

Viewers will also be able to take advantage of these additional seven LIVE broadcasts:

• DAZN Spain. For the second year, the Spanish TV network – part of the world’s leading sports entertainment platform – will cover the FIM Awards Ceremony LIVE with Spanish commentary and dedicated on-site interviews.
• ZIGGO SPORT TV. A leading Dutch sports broadcaster, Ziggo TV will broadcast the FIM Awards Ceremony LIVE and in its one-hour talk show – ‘Race Cafè’ – that brings strong editorial value to the FIM Awards through LIVE interviews and on-site highlights.
• The MotoGP™ Channel. Available in the USA on major streaming services, for the first time ever Samsung TV, Prime Video, Fire TV, FuboTV, LG Channels and Sling Freestream will offer LIVE coverage of the FIM Awards Ceremony.
• North American REV TV Canada. With a network available across Canada on linear cable television, the Canadian broadcaster of several FIM-sanctioned series including FIM MotoGP™, FIM WorldSBK and FIM WSX delivers live coverage and highlights that elevate audience engagement.
• FOX Australia. The major pay-TV network in Australia that includes motorsports – such as FIM MotoGP™ – as a central part of its programming strategy among its core live sports coverage, transmitting the Awards live on Fox Sports 507 and simultaneously via Kayo Sports & Foxtel GO/
• QIDIANZHI BO/ on Douyin. The huge and extremely popular Chinese social media platform Douyin distributes content through its own sports channels and will stream the FIM Awards LIVE.
• PRIMA SPORT 3. Prima Sport channels are among the main motorsports’ channels in Romania, broadcasting national and international championships including FIM MotoGP™. Part of Clever Media Network, the FIM Awards will be LIVE for the full duration of the event on Prima Sport 3.

Toni Bou at 2024 FIM Awards, Palma © William JolyIn addition, these other television networks will be broadcasting highlights packages and interviews and covering the FIM Awards in their newsfeeds.

• SKY FIM MotoGP™ Italy. A fifty-minute special will be broadcast the week after the FIM Awards with several repeats over the festive holiday period.
• Sport TV. A popular Portuguese premium cable/satellite sports network that broadcasts FIM MotoGP™, Sport TV will cover the event with on-site interviews.
• COSMOTE TV. Greece’s premium pay-TV and streaming platform that delivers comprehensive FIM MotoGP™ coverage as part of its strategic motorsport portfolio will cover the event with on-site interviews.
• BandSports. With a passion for sports, exclusive events and personalised coverage, for twenty-two years BandSports has brought its subscribers the widest variety of sports – including FIM WorldSBK, FIM MXGP, and FIM WEC
• TRANS7. A leading Indonesian free-to-air channel that delivers extensive FIM MotoGP™ and FIM WorldSBK coverage as part of its flagship motorsport offering.
• Nova Sport. A paid sports programme that broadcasts FIM MotoGP™ and FIM WorldSBK and has more than a million subscribers in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.