Liberty Media is said to have made a deal worth over $4 Billion to acquire MotoGP. The commercial rights owner of Formula 1 has played a significant role in the growth of the sport, and now they have set their sights on the world of two-wheeler racing. This move comes as no surprise, considering Liberty Media’s reputation as the “Most Valuable Sports Empire” according to Forbes. The final deal between Liberty Media and Dorna has been in the works for some time now, with talks being disrupted by the European Commission Body. However, it is expected that the partnership will be revealed in the coming weeks. Other bidders, such as Qatar Sports Investment and TKO, were also interested in acquiring MotoGP, but it seems Liberty Media has come out on top. This acquisition is big news for the sport and could potentially face scrutiny from European competition regulators. Despite potential challenges, the deal is expected to go through, as Liberty Media has a track record of successfully growing sports properties. Only time will tell how this partnership will benefit both MotoGP and Liberty Media.
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