Along the path, Niki also worked for more than a year as a correspondent for SpílerTV, the Hungarian MotoGP™ broadcaster, learning to communicate also with television, an activity that has always fascinated her. Also, in this case, it was a useful experience to give life to a new project. Speaking an uncommon language in the paddock has its limits: “I am Hungarian, very few colleagues can read and evaluate the work I do”, for this reason, Niki has studied other languages ​​such as English, Italian and Spanish since she was very young, once again, in order to combine her passions: motorcycles and TV. In fact, arriving in Qatar a few days before the 2020 Grand Prix, she found herself one of the few correspondents there: “Fewer journalists were there than usual due to the pandemic, so I thought about making videos in English and I posted on YouTube.” The break forced by the coronavirus allowed her to study how to edit videos and, in a few months, her channel exceeded eight thousand unique users. “MotoGP™ is also beautiful because every year you have the opportunity to learn and invent something new.”

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