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1. www.si.com › onsi › racingLiberty Media’s $4.2 Billion MotoGP Deal Sparks Calendar ...

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   4 days ago · Despite the common ownership of both Formula 1 and MotoGP, which many hoped would lead to better coordination of race schedules to maximize viewership, Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta confirmed that...

   • Liberty Media Confirms Acquisition Of MotoGP In Immense €4.2 ...

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2. www.roadandtrack.com › news › a60358282F1 Owners Liberty Media Plan to Buy MotoGP for $4.5 Billion

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty Media, the company that has owned the commercial rights to Formula 1 since 2016, has announced plans to acquire commercial rights to MotoGP. The deal is set to complete by the end of...

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

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   Apr 1, 2024 · This new agreement will see Dorna Sports S.L., the exclusive commercial and television rights holder of MotoGP™, remain an independently run company attributed to Liberty Media’s Formula One ...

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

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty Media will acquire 86% of MotoGP with MotoGP management retaining approximately 14% of their equity in the business. The transaction reflects an enterprise value for MotoGP of...

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

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   Apr 1, 2024 · 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...

6. www.autosport.com › motogp › newsF1 owner Liberty Media takes over MotoGP in $4bn ... - Autosport

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   In any case, it is logical to expect that Liberty personnel will soon be in the MotoGP paddock, especially as the next event is the United States Grand Prix, scheduled for 14 April at the...

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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 'F1 & MotoGP' calendar clashes continue under Liberty Media?

   • Despite the common ownership of both Formula 1 and MotoGP, which many hoped would lead to better coordination of race schedules to maximize viewership, Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta confirmed that calendar clashes between the two sports will persist under Liberty Media.

   Liberty Media’s $4.2 Billion MotoGP Deal Sparks Calendar Chaos with Fo…

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   Why did Liberty Media sell its stake in Formula 1?

   • That wasn't always the case in the past.” In August, Liberty Media announced plans to sell its stake in Formula 1 for $825 million to finance its acquisition of MotoGP. By selling over 10 million shares at a price of $77.50 each, the company aimed to generate the necessary funds to finalize its significant $4.2 billion deal with Dorna Sports.

   Liberty Media’s $4.2 Billion MotoGP Deal Sparks Calendar Chaos with Fo…

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   Who owns MotoGP?

   • MotoGP will be attributed to Liberty Media’s Formula One Group tracking stock. MotoGP is the pinnacle of motorcycle racing and features breathtaking races with top speeds above 360 kilometers per hour (223 miles per hour) and lean angles of over 60 degrees.

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   Why did Dorna Sports buy MotoGP?

   • 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. Liberty Media, the commercial rights holder of Formula One, has confirmed the acquisition of MotoGP.

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

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8. racer.com › 2024/04/01 › f1-owner-liberty-mediaF1 owner Liberty Media acquires MotoGP commercial rights

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Liberty Media has reached an agreement to take over the commercial rights to the MotoGP series, adding it to its ownership of Formula 1 within its racing portfolio.