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Keanu Reeves Motorcycle Racing Series ‘Hooligans’ Renewed For Season 2 On Samsung TV Plus
Samsung TV Plus has renewed Keanu Reeves’ motorcycle racing documentary series Hooligans: The ARCH Racing Project for a second season, ahead of the first season’s six-episode finale. The decision matters because the programme is the platform’s first original docuseries and supports its push into premium, character-led sports content centred on motorcycle racing.
Produced by V10 Entertainment, the series follows Reeves, ARCH Motorcycle co-founder Gard Hollinger, riders Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams, and their team during the MotoAmerica road racing series. Samsung TV Plus says the show has connected with viewers through stories of racing, craftsmanship and innovation; it also complements the newly launched 24-hour MotoAmericaTV channel, which offers more than 200 hours of race coverage and related programming for the 2026–27 season.
In short
- Samsung TV Plus has renewed Hooligans for a second season.
- The series follows Keanu Reeves’ ARCH Racing Project in MotoAmerica.
- It supports Samsung TV Plus’s motorcycle racing content strategy.
Explained simply
MotoAmerica is a US road racing series in which riders compete on motorcycles around closed circuits. ARCH Motorcycle, co-founded by actor Keanu Reeves and motorcycle designer Gard Hollinger, builds high-performance bikes and has a team taking part in the series.
The programme follows Reeves, Hollinger, riders Corey Alexander and Jeremy McWilliams, and the team through racing and motorcycle development. It is Samsung TV Plus’s first original documentary series, part of its move into sports programmes focused on people and their work. Samsung has also launched a channel devoted to MotoAmerica coverage.
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