Common Sense Media Review
Italian car racing series has swerves, swears, and smoking.
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Motorvalley
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What's the Story?
Elena Dionisi (Giulia Michelini) has fallen from MOTORVALLEY grace in her father's car racing dynasty. When he dies, her brother takes over and ices her out of the family business. Blu Venturi (Caterina Forza,) a scrappy driver, is out on conditional release from prison. She'll do anything to get on the track and behind the wheel, and her antics catch Elena's eye. Deciding to form her own race team, Elena approaches Blu and Arturo (Luca Argentero,) a disgruntled ex-driver in serious debt. Begrudgingly, the trio build a team of "fallen all-stars." But family drama, secrets, and betrayal might tangle their shot at redemption in the Italian Gran Turismo.
Is It Any Good?
This series never hits the brakes when it comes to its eye-catching driving sequences. Motorvalley moves at breakneck speed with its action and its drama. The narrative is straightforward, and the characters and their chemistry are entertaining to watch. The language, smoking, and violence make this suitable for older teens.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about how Motorvalley portrays women in motorsports. What challenges do characters like Elena and Blu face? Do you think it's realistic? How does this compare to the state of gender inclusivity in sports in general?
Although Elena, Arturo, and Blu are unique, what qualities do they share? What qualities do their pasts or families share? Which of these qualities do you think are essential for success in sports or any other endeavor?
TV Details
- Premiere date : February 10, 2026
- Cast : Luca Argentero , Giulia Michelini , Caterina Forza
- Network : Netflix
- Genre : Drama
- Topics : Competition , Sports
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- Last updated : February 27, 2026
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