World Superbikes has not yet been significantly mentioned in the Liberty Media takeover of MotoGP.

Liberty, the owners of F1,ཧ acquired 86% of Dorna Sports this week for a price of €4.2 billion.

෴MotoGP is the jewel in Dorna’s grasp but, obviously, is not the only series that it is the rights holder for.

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:WSBK is the other notable series under the Dorna banner, as well as Moto2 and Moto3 and the&n⛎bsp;Women’s World Championship.

WSBK, Moto2, Moto3 and the Women’s World C🍸hampionship are now owned by Liberty Media as part of the same deal which took over 🗹MotoGP.

WSBK 𝓡carried the same messaging of the bombshell announcement on Monday that MotoGP s▨hared.

In ﷺLiberty’s first major public address after the deal was announced, MotoGP wa🤡s the only series which was mentioned in detail.

The Women’s World Championship - a new series which will sta💟rt this year - was described as a key way to attract new fans.

But how WSBK fits into the new era remains a mysterꦓy.

Liberty have spoken abou🐲t how “storytelling” is a crucial focus to improve the growth of MotoGP.

Will Liberty make it ﷺa priority to also tell the stories from the WSBK grid?

One thing is certain. MotoGP 🍒and WSBK will notꦗ host joint-race weekends.

Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta told : “It's something that has been talked about for a long time and the reality,😼 be🌠ing very direct, I do not know the benefit.

“Clearly it would make exposure to Superbike more relevant, MotoGP I think would 🐎have little to do there.

“There is quite an impo꧋rtant crossover of fans and I don't know if the people who go to Montmelo for Superbikes… I think th🌱ey also go to MotoGP.

“It doesn't make a lot of sense with both together because you are not going to attract more people and you have to pay for both things, Superbike and MotoGP, so it doesn't 🙈make much sense at the moment.”