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Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei recently revealed that Lewis Hamilton, the renowned seven-time Formula 1 champion, is eyeing the purchase of a MotoGP team. This move signifies an interesting crossover between F1 and MotoGP, especially following Liberty Media’s significant acquisition of an 86% stake in Dorna Sports, MotoGP’s governing body, valued at approximately $4.2 billion thanks to a recent report by Motorsport.Read more at:
Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference, Maffei noted that Hamilton is among several high-profile investors keen on acquiring MotoGP teams after Liberty’s acquisition announcement. “When we announced [the acquisition], we had immediate calls from investors stating, ‘I want to buy a team,’ including those like Lewis Hamilton,” he revealed. “Why? Because they saw what had happened in Formula 1, and they want to follow. We had, major distributors call and say, ‘We want to be involved’. And unfortunately, I had to tell them we really can’t talk about [that] until we get EU approval, but we’d love to talk once we get it.
Liberty Media’s move resembles their successful handling of Formula 1, where they’ve boosted the sport’s global visibility and revenue since their takeover in 2016. The increased interest in MotoGP parallels their F1 strategy, which included captivating series like “Drive to Survive,” significantlyRead more at:
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