MotoGP signs two-year US and Latin America deal with ESPN

MotoGP has announced a two-year agreement with ESPN, making it the exclusive broadcaster of the championship in the United States and Latin America from 2027. In the US, races will be shown on ESPN networks, while in Latin America the championship will be available on Disney+.

MotoGP Group chief Carlos Ezpeleta described the deal as an important milestone in the series' growth strategy across the Americas. ESPN's head of global sports and talent office, Freddy Rolon, said the two companies have a relationship dating back nearly 25 years, when ESPN began bringing the championship to Latin American fans.

The announcement does not detail the exact coverage US viewers can expect, and not all races are set to be shown live, with some to be broadcast on tape delay. MotoGP currently has a broadcast deal with Fox Sports in the US.