Liberty Media is trying to complete the acquisition of MotoGP in 2025 after almost a year of negotiations.

The US media company agreed to an agreement worth about £ $ 3.5 billion to acquire 86% of Dorna Sports last April. Liberty had an incredible success in converting F1 into a world empire.

The highlight of motor sport has seen an astronomical increase in promotion around the world. Netflix’s Drareserator Serase Drive was decisive for the sport to enter the US market.

Liberty wants to have the same success in MotoGP. The first rumors have suggested that the Select Grand Prix will be placed on the same weekend as the F1 matches, which will expose the sport to new fans.

However, Liberty’s agreement is still waiting for the approach. The acquisition is subject to research by the European Union, as it concerns that the acquisition could limit competition in transmission and flow markets.

Liberty hoped to complete the deal before 2025, but Dorna CCO Dan Roosomono admitted to Podcast Paddock Pass that this timetable was “very ambitious”.

The deadline for the EU’s investigation into the agreement is June 30th. Rossomondo says that all parties involved are “confident” that it will be approved by the third quarter of 2025 at the latest.

Asked if he felt that the delay was more than expected, Rossomondo replied: “Well, no more than the experts awaiting, what about it. More than I expected, yes.

“The initial timetable to approve the deal was very aggressive and very aligned. You know eight months to watch out for it.

“So when he is used to eating two, they really were not surprised. What happens in the second phase is only because many more document discovery projects that we need to do and produce, sometimes there are little delays there, stop the clock and ask us more information.

“So it’s … it’s still on track. It’s just a matter of will to be done in May, June or early July. This is what comes down, but he listens, the committee does their job, do their job and give them all the information they can request.

“Our current shareholders. [the] Second quarter, early in the third quarter I guess.

The “reputation” surrounding Michelin after Pirelli secured MotoGP tire deal

As Liberty continues to work for their acquisition, MotoGP will see one step away from Michelin tires come in 20207.

Frankie Carchedi was surprised by the news that Michelin would leave MotoGP in 2027. They have become the top tire supplier of the top lesson since 2016.

Rumors have suggested that Pirelli and Michelin were in a bid war to secure the MotoGP contract. The latter, because constantly in the Prime Minister’s class but not in the lower categories.

As Pirelli waits for their entry into MotoGP, riders are not allowed to be judged by Critici Michelin. The Clermont-Ferrand brand has undergone a fire for recent accidents, Jorge Martin, who will lose the Argentine Grand Prix after a recovery in a recovery from a crushing in Sepang in the pre-session.