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1. www.crash.net › motogp › newsThe six ways Liberty intends to ‘accelerate MotoGP growth’

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   Apr 2, 2024 · Liberty Media spells out ways to 'Accelerate MotoGP ... “We could not wish for a better partner to expand MotoGP’s fanbase around the world.” ... sourced from the 2022 Global MotoGP Fan survey.

2. www.motorsportweek.com › 2024/04/03 › liberty-mediasLiberty Media’s six part blueprint to ‘accelerate MotoGP growth’

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   Apr 3, 2024 · Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta added that in regards to Liberty Media, the MotoGP parent company “Could not wish for a better partner to expand MotoGP’s fanbase around the world.” Liberty Media referenced MotoGP’s existing fanbase within its presentation, revealing findings from a 2022 Global MotoGP Fan Survey, gaining valuable insights on fan demographics and behaviour.

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3. www.motogp.com › en › newsLiberty Media announces acquisition of MotoGP™

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty Media has an incredible track record in developing sports assets and we could not wish for a better partner to expand MotoGP’s fanbase around the world.

4. www.ft.com › content › 5dfa2718-21c7-4b4f-9deb-dcdLiberty Media plans US growth for MotoGP after €4.2bn deal

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   Apr 1, 2024 · The deal, which gives MotoGP an enterprise value of €4.2bn, will be financed with 65 per cent cash, 21 per cent equity in stock of a listed entity that tracks F1, while MotoGP management will ...

5. www.motorsportweek.com › 2024/04/01 › f1-ownerF1 owner Liberty Media acquire MotoGP via $4bn deal with Dorna

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   Apr 1, 2024 · “Liberty has an incredible track record in developing sports assets and we could not wish for a better partner to expand MotoGP’s fanbase around the world.” With Liberty Media proving their worth as Formula 1 owners by making the pinnacle of four-wheeled racing profitable, the business model of MotoGP, WorldSBK and MotoE would seek to ...

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6. finance.yahoo.com › news › liberty-media-announcesLiberty Media Announces Agreement to Acquire Commercial ...

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty has an incredible track record in developing sports assets and we could not wish for a better partner to expand MotoGP’s fanbase around the world." Liberty Media will acquire 86% of ...

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   Why did Liberty Media buy MotoGP?

   • Key Takeaways: Liberty Media officially acquires MotoGP's commercial rights, with the deal valued at €4.2 billion. The acquisition aims to broaden MotoGP's global fanbase. Dorna Sports CEO, Carmelo Ezpeleta, lauds the deal as a pivotal moment for MotoGP's evolution and future growth prospects.

   F1 News: Liberty Media Confirms Acquisition Of MotoGP In Immense €4.2

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   How much is MotoGP's commercial rights worth?

   • Liberty Media confirms the finalisation of the deal to acquire MotoGP. Liberty Media has finalised the acquisition of MotoGP's commercial rights, sealing the deal at an impressive €4.2 billion. Key Takeaways: Liberty Media officially acquires MotoGP's commercial rights, with the deal valued at €4.2 billion.

   F1 News: Liberty Media Confirms Acquisition Of MotoGP In Immense €4.2

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   Will Liberty Media expand the US audience for MotoGP?

   • Riders here are at the Portuguese event in March 2024 © AFP via Getty Images Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Liberty Media is hoping to repeat its Formula One success by expanding the US audience for MotoGP after agreeing a €4.2bn takeover of the elite motorcycle series.

   Liberty Media plans US growth for MotoGP after €4.2bn deal

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   Who owns MotoGP & World Superbikes?

   • Formula 1 owner Liberty Media has finalised its purchase of MotoGP parent company Dorna Sports, an announcement confirmed Monday. The $4 billion deal to acquire Dorna Sports gives Liberty commercial control over MotoGP and World Superbikes

   F1 owner Liberty Media acquire MotoGP via $4bn deal with Dorna

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   Does MotoGP have a 'attractive' fan base?

   • After announcing the takeover on Monday, Liberty chief executive Greg Maffei told the Financial Times that MotoGP had an “attractive” customer fan base that “can be grown”, particularly in the Americas.

   Liberty Media plans US growth for MotoGP after €4.2bn deal

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   Is Liberty a good model for MotoGP?

   • Liberty’s experience of broadening the audience for F1 well beyond its “heritage” markets in western Europe provided a good template for MotoGP, he added. “This is not as well known in the US. It is not as well known in Latin America. If you look where the revenue streams are it is southern, continental Europe,” Maffei told the Financial Times.

   Liberty Media plans US growth for MotoGP after €4.2bn deal

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8. www.si.com › fannation › racingLiberty Media Confirms Acquisition Of MotoGP In Immense €4.2 ...

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty Media confirms the finalisation of the deal to acquire MotoGP. Liberty Media has finalised the acquisition of MotoGP's commercial rights, sealing the deal at an impressive €4.2 billion ...