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Trackhouse MotoGP team secures “significant minority investment”

The Superfile Trackhouse MotoGP squad has announced a major financial boost, welcoming global investment platform 1936 as a minority shareholder alongside founder Justin Marks and Avenue Sports Fund. The partnership signals confidence in MotoGP’s expanding commercial potential, particularly after its acquisition by Liberty Media in mid-2025.

Trackhouse, which entered the series in 2024 by inheriting RNF’s grid spots, has already delivered early success this season with Grand Prix victories by riders Ai Ogura and Raúl Fernández, positioning the team as a rising force in the championship. The new investment will accelerate growth in competition, branding, and fan engagement, according to Marks, who emphasized the team’s ambition to become a top performer both on and off the track.

1936’s CEO, Charlie Raposo, highlighted MotoGP’s loyal global fanbase and untapped international growth as key drivers behind the collaboration, calling Trackhouse a standout franchise with distinct potential in the sport’s evolving landscape.

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