Eurosport India secures MotoGP broadcast rights for India and South Asia

The 2024 MotoGP season promises to be exhilarating, with a 21-race calendar set to kick off with the QatarGP on March 8-10, 2024.

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Eurosport India, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Discovery, has made an announcement of reacquiring the broadcast rights for MotoGP in India and the South Asia region. This significant move reaffirms Eurosport India’s position as the ultimate destination for motorsports coverage in the region.

The three-year deal signed between Eurosport India and Dorna, the commercial rights holder of MotoGP, marks a milestone in bringing top-class motorcycle racing to Indian screens. The announcement comes amidst great anticipation from fans who have long awaited the return of MotoGP to Eurosport India, following its initial success from 2020 to 2022.

The 2024 MotoGP season promises to be exhilarating, with a 21-race calendar set to kick off with the QatarGP on March 8-10, 2024. This lineup of thrilling races is sure to captivate audiences across India and South Asia, thanks to Eurosport India’s commitment to delivering high-quality sports entertainment.

Anurag Singh Thakur, Union Minister of Information and Broadcast and Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, expressed his delight at Eurosport’s partnership with MotoGP, stating, “This collaboration between Eurosport and MotoGP is not just about bringing the world’s premier motorcycle racing to our screens; it’s a testament to the growing appetite for international sports in Bharat.”

Daniel Rossomondo, Chief Commercial Officer of Dorna Sports, echoed the minister’s sentiments, highlighting Eurosport’s status as a premier sports destination and a hub of motorsport in India. He expressed his excitement for the upcoming season and the opportunity to showcase MotoGP to fans across the region.

Arjun Nowhar, General Manager of South Asia at Warner Bros. Discovery, shared his delight at the return of MotoGP to Indian screens, emphasizing Eurosport India’s commitment to providing the best viewing experience for sports fans. He also teased the upcoming MotoGP Bharat race, promising fans an unforgettable experience.

Pushkar Nath Srivastava, CEO of Fairstreet Sports, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership between Eurosport and MotoGP, highlighting the collaboration’s potential to expand the reach of the sport to existing and new fans alike. He emphasized Eurosport’s extensive coverage and commitment to delivering a high-quality viewing experience.

Eurosport India has been a longstanding favorite among motorsport enthusiasts, offering a wide range of offerings including NASCAR, Bennetts British Superbikes, F2, WorldSBK, and more. With its renewed focus on MotoGP, Eurosport India is poised to continue its legacy as the go-to destination for motorsports coverage in India and South Asia.

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Finally, Motogp back in Eurosport channel.

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