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DAZN Secures Long-Term MotoGP Broadcast Rights Across the Iberian Peninsula

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DAZN has renewed its broadcast rights for MotoGP in Spain until 2030 and acquiring exclusive rights for Portugal until 2031.

This expansion establishes DAZN as the primary broadcaster across the entire Iberian Peninsula, providing fans in both nations with comprehensive coverage of the MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 championships. The agreement ensures that every practice session, qualifying round, Tissot Sprint, and Grand Prix race remains available to fans both live and on-demand.

Emphasising the strategic importance of the deal, CEO of DAZN Iberia, Óscar Vilda, said: “MotoGP is part of DAZN’s DNA, and we are very proud to extend our relationship with MotoGP to continue bringing the championship to fans in Spain and to expand into Portugal over the coming years.”

“We have already enjoyed a ten-year partnership in Spain, which we are now extending across the entire Iberian Peninsula, reinforcing our commitment to bringing the best sport to fans with the quality, innovation, and experience they expect from DAZN,” Vilda said.

Highlighting the necessity of working with established broadcast partners during a period of growth for the sport, CEO of MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group, Carmelo Ezpeleta, added: “We’re delighted to extend our collaboration with DAZN in Spain and expand our partnership into Portugal.”

“We place high value on the continuity of working with proven, high quality partners who deliver an amazing experience for fans, showing off the best of the sport.

“MotoGP coverage on DAZN is both comprehensive and high calibre, serving an already impressive audience, and in this period of growth for MotoGP we’re excited to continue working together to grow the sport even further,” Ezpeleta added.

The renewal builds on a decade-long relationship between DAZN and MotoGP in Spain, where the platform has gained recognition for its high-quality production and expert analysis since 2019. By bringing this same broadcasting model to Portugal, DAZN aims to replicate its success in engaging audiences through innovative digital storytelling and interactive viewing experiences.

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