Fuel TV Renews Acclaimed Docu-Series “The Moto: Inside The Outdoors”
Thursday, August 16, 2012 | 2:30 PMSeason Four Premieres Saturday, September 29
LOS ANGELES - FUEL TV (www.fuel.tv) brings back the acclaimed original docu-series “The Moto: Inside The Outdoors” for a fourth season, premiering Saturday, Sept. 29 (8:00 PM ET). In this FUEL TV original production, award-winning motocross producer Troy Adamitis takes viewers on an exciting, dramatic and action-packed adventure, examining one of the most grueling professional race circuits in the world – the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship – and the racers who risk all competing on it. After its Saturday premiere, the show moves to its regular time slot on Mondays (11:30 PM ET) on Oct. 1.
“Live motocross races delivered exceptional ratings for FUEL TV throughout the summer,” says George Greenberg, FUEL TV Executive Vice President and General Manager. “In fact, the race on June 9 was the second-most watched program ever on FUEL TV, so we know motocross programming resonates extremely well with our viewers. ’The Moto’ offers fans an unprecedented insider’s look at the athletes and circuit in a way that isn’t captured anywhere else on television. We’re excited to bring back this tent-pole series to FUEL TV.”
“We’re thrilled to be doing another season of ‘The Moto’ for FUEL TV,” says “The Moto: Inside The Outdoors” Producer Adamitis. “We’re looking at the summer race series in a different way this year, dedicating episodes to specific riders like Davi Millsaps, Nico Izzi, Tommy Hahn and the series contenders such as Ryan Dungey, Mike Alessi, Blake Baggett and Justin Barcia. Their stories are incredible and inspiring and we love documenting their lives for the world to see.”
In each 30-minute episode of the six-part series, “The Moto: Inside The Outdoors” offers fans an inside look at some of the best riders from across the U.S. and around the world throughout the summer races. Because the Lucas Oil Pro Motocross Championship has no judges, no time-outs, and no second chances, every event is raced like it’s the last a racer might be in. At each drop of the gate every rider, from seasoned veterans to eager rookies, has an equal chance at glory. But with the chance for success comes the risk of making a mistake that could not only end their season, but also their career. Succeeding requires a dedication that few sports ever see. Motocross is more than a game - everything can come to a thunderous conclusion in the blink of an eye.
The season-four premiere of “The Moto: Inside The Outdoors” is on Saturday, September 29 (8:00 PM ET), then moves to its regular time slot on Monday, October 1 (11:30 PM ET).
For more information and photos please visit www.fuel.tv/themotoinsidetheoutdoors and www.foxflash.com. For a complete listing of FUEL TV shows, go to: http://www.fuel.tv/schedule/.
To find out FUEL TV on your television, go to www.fuel.tv/getfueltv, or call 877-4 FUEL-TV.
FUEL TV
FUEL TV is the only cable and satellite television network that features the exciting world of adrenaline and thrill-seeking sports as well as high energy entertainment programming. This includes UFC, surfing, motocross, BMX and more. With more hours of UFC coverage than any other network, FUEL TV is the ultimate destination for live fights, weigh-ins, prelims, pre- and postfight coverage, results and more. This new generation of sports provides a rich landscape of some of the most vibrant and action-packed television entertainment in the world. See why adrenaline sports fans call FUEL TV the channel they never turn off. FUEL TV, part of FOX Sports Media Group, was launched July 1, 2003 and is seen in more than 36 million U.S. homes and can be accessed by broadband, mobile devices and other digital platforms such as iTunes®. FUEL TV programming is available in more than 50 countries around the world with 24/7 channels operating in Australia and Europe. To subscribe to FUEL TV, call 877-4 FUEL-TV. For program times and other information, visit www.fuel.tv.
FOX Sports Media Group
FOX Sports Media Group (FSMG) is the umbrella entity representing News Corporation’s wide array of multi-platform US-based sports assets. Built with brands capable of reaching more than 100 million viewers in a single weekend, FSMG includes ownership and interests in linear television networks, digital and mobile programming, broadband platforms, multiple web sites, joint-venture businesses and several licensing partnerships. FSMG includes FOX Sports, the sports television arm of the FOX Broadcasting Company; Fox’s 20 regional sports networks, their affiliated regional web sites and FSN national programming; SPEED and SPEED2; FOX Soccer, FOX Soccer Plus and FOX Soccer 2Go; FUEL TV; FOX Deportes and FOX College Sports. In addition, FSMG also encompasses FOX Sports Interactive Media, which includes FOXSports.com on MSN, Whatifsports.com Scout.com and Yardbarker.com. Also included in the Group are Fox’s interests in joint-venture businesses Big Ten Network, BTN 2Go and STATS, LLC, as well as licensing agreements that establish the FOX Sports Radio Network and FOX Sports Skybox restaurants.
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THANK YOU !!!!!!!! Troy is amazing , his work is like art only better !!!!!
I love this show, but did I read right that this season is only 6 episodes? That would be a real bummer but it would still the best show on TV!!!
Great show, but why waste footage on Davi Millsaps, Nico Izzi and Tommy Hahn? 3 of the most uninspiring riders on the gate. Every episode should be 100% dedicated to the 250cc class and riders. Lets forget the 450s ran this year. since the only race is RD5 against himself.
BEST MOTO SHOW EVER. I AGREE WITH YOU KDUB, HE IS AMAZING
Sweet, maybe this will replace some of the 23 hours of UFC and ninja movies
RA418. I agree. Fuel used to be a great channel. Moto, snowboarding, wake, skate, bmx. I was tuned in 24/7. It used to be OUR channel. Apparently there must be a big market for fighting and the 70's ninja movies in order for them to totally change the format. Everyone I know from the track, mountain and lake all say the same thing about Fuel. I don't know anyone who still watches Fuel, and I live in Vegas where most of that stuff they are showing takes place (except the ninjas). Maybe I need to get some new friends with cauliflower ear and buy some Tap Out shirts...