SPORTS PROJECT
MOTOGP
Crambo Rental MotoGP Audiovisual Suppliers
MotoGP represents the top class in the World Motorcycling Championship, standing out as the most important global event in high-speed motorbike racing. The Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM) regulates its development, in the same way as it manages the other categories within the championship, such as Moto2 and Moto3.
Crambo Rental: audiovisual solutions and services
Crambo Rental is an audiovisual supplier for MotoGP since 2016. We will provide audiovisual solutions for the international championship to be held in Spain, supporting the event with our state-of-the-art technology.
We have been responsible for the installation of large format LED screens at the main MotoGP races, such as the Catalan Grand Prix and the Valencia Grand Prix. These screens allowed spectators to enjoy the race from any point of the circuit.
We would like to thank Promotor Les Comes Special Events, Circuits de Catalunya and Circuits del Motor y Promoción Deportiva, for their confidence in our audiovisual solutions.
Crambo Rental has provided the following equipment:
- Supply of 276m² of X5 LED screen and 102m² of 3.9mm LED screen for the race broadcast.
- 19 outdoor giant screens, including 8 with Absen 5.2 pixel and 3.9 Absen and Alfalite outdoor screens.
- A total of 1,938 m² of LED screen illuminating all areas of the event.
- Special highlight for a 13.5 x 7 metre screen, covering 189 m² of visual quality.
- Installation of each screen with Layher structure, power board and generator.
Providing audiovisual solutions to the following areas:
- LED screens along the circuit.
- Sound in Sky room.
- Sound and screens in the Montjuïc hall.
- Sound, structures and screens in the Garden tent at the beginning of the straight.
- Sound, structures and screens in the paddock hospitality building.
We are very grateful and proud to have been involved in this competition for so many years. Our goal is to continue to offer MotoGP viewers a first class audiovisual experience.
