For two young MotoGP pilots a long weekend in Australia began in prison. Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and Jack Miller (EG 0,0 Marc VDS) tried on their prison jumpsuits…. But only for an hour.& Dorna Sports continues to amaze with unusual ideas how to diversify athletes’ way of life before the race. At this time, Rins and Miller got the next task: they had to break out of Melbourne Gaol. One half of the prison is a museum and amusement for tourists, and its second half still acts as a prison. According to the script, Alex and Jack quickly found a common language with prison guards and began to plan ways of breaking out from the jail grounds to catch the race in Phillip Island. Of course, after all, Rins and Miller get away on their motorcycles.But it was Troy Bayliss's childhood dream! According to his elder sister, Troy dreamed of motorcycles since his childhood and had only two plans for life: to become a world motorcycle champion, or to rob a bank and get away, of course, on a motorcycle.The old Melbourne Gaol is famous for its prisoners, in particular, the most famous criminal of Australia, Ned Kelly, who was executed for his crimes in 1880. In 1978, his skull, exhibited in the prison museum, was strangely stolen and only 32 years later farmer Tom Baxter returned it to the authorities.&

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