Motorsport Network
ActiveOverview
Motorsport Network is a media and technology company focused on motor racing and consumer automotive content. It operates proprietary brands, websites, and OTT platforms delivering news, video, photos, and results worldwide in multiple languages. The company includes digital media, interactive entertainment via Motorsport Games, and luxury automotive e-commerce.
History
Founded in 2015 with the acquisition of Motorsport.com, which originated in 1994. Established headquarters in Miami and expanded in 2016 by acquiring Haymarket Publishing's motor racing brands, including Autosport (est. 1950). Launched automotive platforms like Motor1.com and formed partnerships with Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz in 2020. In June 2023, its media division was acquired by GMF Capital.
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Motorsport.com | Global motorsport news platform | Free access |
| Motor1.com | Consumer automotive content | Free access |
| Autosport | Traditional motorsport magazine | $5 - $100 (subscriptions/print) |
| Motorsport.tv | OTT streaming service | $5 - $15/month |
| Driven Lifestyle | Luxury automotive e-commerce | $50,000+ (vehicles/experiences) |
Manufacturing
No physical product manufacturing; operates as a digital media company producing content through in-house teams and proprietary technology platforms. Offices in Miami, London, New York, and 10 other countries support content creation and distribution.
Notable Products
- Motorsport.com - Flagship site with 24/7 motorsport coverage in 15 languages and 21 editions.
- Autosport - Acquired magazine providing in-depth racing analysis since 1950.
- Motor1.com - Automotive news and reviews platform based in New York.
- Motorsport.tv - Streaming service with official channels from Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz.
Reputation
Recognized as a major player in motorsport media for comprehensive coverage and multi-language reach. Enthusiasts value its aggregation of news and results across series like Formula 1 and NASCAR. Professionals note its acquisitions strengthened its portfolio, though some critique consolidation impacts on independent journalism.