MotoGP™ will remain with ServusTV in Austria! A new deal, confirmed during the CryptoDATA Motorrad von Österreich, extends the collaboration between the Salzburg-based broadcaster and MotoGP™ commercial rights holder Dorna Sports for another three seasons, guaranteeing top quality, exclusive coverage for fans across Austria until 2026.
Thanks to this new agreement, ServusTV will continue to show live coverage of MotoGP™, including the new Tissot Sprint that has landed across the calendar in 2023, giving fans more MotoGP™ than ever. The package also includes the rights to Moto2™ and Moto3™, as well as the FIM Enel MotoE™ World Championship and the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup, creating an incredible viewing experience for motorcycle racing fans across Austria.
David Morgenbesser, Commercial Director at ServusTV: "MotoGP™ and ServusTV – it's just a perfect match. Motorcycle sport at the highest level has been a guarantee of success at ServusTV for years. The fact that Dorna Sports wants to continue the successful cooperation with us as a TV partner despite strong competitors once again justifies our chosen path with the highest production and editorial quality. This means that we can continue to present the fastest racing series in the world to Austrian fans and impressively confirm our status as the home of motorsport with MotoGP, Formula 1 and many other top racing series.”
Dan Rossomondo, CCO of Dorna Sports: “We’re really happy to renew with ServusTV until 2026 and continue this longstanding partnership. MotoGP is the world’s most exciting sport and partners like ServusTV ensure our millions of fans get the best experience possible, with exceptional coverage at their fingertips, on TV as well as on digital platforms. That’s already reflected in great audience figures, and it's also a huge asset as we continue to seek new fans – knowing that they’ll get a great showcase of our sport when they tune in to watch MotoGP on ServusTV in Austria.”
ServusTV has achieved an average market share of 9% in Austria with MotoGP™ (races in all classes) in the current season, and an annual average of 11.5 % with the races in the top MotoGP™ class (target group 12+).