MotoGP just showed Liberty what it must – and mustn’t – change

MotoGP just showed Liberty what it must - and mustn't - change

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The first MotoGP event since Liberty Media’s tentative takeover was exceptional. What can the championship’s new owner learn from that?

The Grand Prix of the Americas at Austin showcased MotoGP at its finest, with thrilling action, intense battles for the lead, and captivating storylines unfolding among the top riders. The race was a testament to the potential of MotoGP as an exciting and competitive asset. The performance of Maverick Vinales, Pedro Acosta, Marc Marquez, Jorge Martin, Enea Bastianini, and Pecco Bagnaia made for a spectacular show, defying expectations at the Circuit of the Americas. This race hinted at a return to the thrilling competition that defined MotoGP in the past, sparking anticipation for the future of the series under new ownership by Liberty Media. While the sale of Dorna to Liberty is pending approval, the race underlined the need for potential changes in promoting and marketing MotoGP to attract a wider audience, drawing inspiration from the successful strategies employed in Formula 1 by Liberty. The race demonstrated the incredible entertainment MotoGP offers and the potential for growth with effective promotion and engagement strategies.

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