MotoGP Group has partnered with Accenture to build a single, centralised over-the-top direct-to-fan streaming platform that will launch ahead of the 2027 season and consolidate MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and World Superbike. The move aims to scale global distribution while enabling region-specific audience engagement, positioning MotoGP to better monetise and grow its direct fan relationships.
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MotoGP Group, Accenture, Moto2, Moto3, World Superbike, Accenture Media Engage, Amazon Web Services
MotoGP Group: MotoGP Group is the organiser of premier motorcycle racing properties and is unifying its motorsport properties under a centralised direct-to-fan streaming architecture.
Accenture: Accenture is a global professional services firm providing technology and media platform experience, and is powering MotoGP's direct-to-fan streaming transformation with its Media Engage platform.
Moto2: Moto2 is a core motorsport racing category being unified under MotoGP Group's centralised direct-to-fan streaming architecture.
Moto3: Moto3 is a motorsport racing category that will be brought under MotoGP Group's centralised direct-to-fan streaming platform.
World Superbike: World Superbike is a major motorcycle racing championship that will be included in the single centralised streaming architecture alongside MotoGP properties.
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