Gravity Media, a provider of complex live creative production and media services, has delivered the global television coverage of the 2025 Macau Grand Prix, deploying cutting-edge camera technology designed and engineered in Australia.
Gravity Media and its Globecam team delivered more than 30 specialty on-board and in-car cameras across Formula 3, World GT Cars and Guia Race Cars and also motorbikes that competed in the Moto Series through the streets of Macau across November 13 – 16.
To achieve the best perspectives, Gravity Media’s engineers custom-built a range of lightweight and aerodynamic camera housings, including specialised rear spoiler and wing mounts, allowing for discreet installation and dynamic new viewpoints from within the vehicles.
Gravity Media’s specialist teams have been a trusted part of the Macau Grand Prix broadcast since 2008, providing imagery from one of the most challenging street circuits in motorsport.
Celebrating its 72nd edition this year, the Macau Grand Prix is one of the world’s most prestigious international racing events, renowned for its high-speed straights, tight corners and iconic city backdrop.
“It’s a privilege to continue our long-standing partnership with the Macau Grand Prix. Our Australian-designed specialist camera systems once again helped showcase the excitement and skill of this world-class event to audiences around the globe,” said Greg Littrich, general manager, SNG, RF and specialist cameras at Gravity Media.
“During the period of cooperation, Gravity Media confirmed their high professionalism in their uniqueness of specialist services, while meeting the circuit safety regulation of the Macau Grand Prix,” concluded Andrew Vong, secretary general of Macau Grand Prix Organising Committee.
