Liberty Media has accomplished its 4.2 billion euro acquisition of Dorna Sports activities, formally bringing MotoGP to the identical possession umbrella as F1.
The deal, which was lately finalized by the European Fee, believes Liberty holds management of 84% of Dona, with the remaining 16% being held by present administration.
MotoGP is now a part of Liberty’s F1 group, together with System 1 and media firm Quint.
This transaction marks the start of a brand new period for MotoGP. This stays below the management of his present senior administration workforce, together with longtime CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta and COO and CFO Enrique Aldama.
Liberty Media’s Board of Administrators and Govt Crew – may also be taking part within the Dorna Board, that includes Chase Carey and Sean Bratches, instrumentals from F1’s current industrial growth.
Dorna has held unique industrial and broadcast rights to MotoGP since 1991. The Moto2 and Moto3 Grand Prix help courses additionally oversee the Motoe and the World Superbike Championship.
With the transaction closed, MotoGP hopes to duplicate the surge in curiosity in System 1, which Liberty Media acquired in 2017.
