Motor racing -
19 Oct 2021
The McLaren and Alpine teams of the prestigious Formula 1 motor racing series have announced partnerships with two US firms, Medallia and CrossTower, respectively, for the US Grand Prix in Texas this weekend (24 October).
Soccer -
19 Oct 2021
Fox, the US national network, is close to securing rights to the next two editions of European soccer’s top-tier Uefa European Championships, the body’s main national teams competition, according to reports.
Baseball -
19 Oct 2021
North America’s Major League Baseball is seeking to launch a new nationwide streaming service that would allow fans without cable TV subscriptions to watch their hometown teams in their local markets, it has been reported.
Basketball -
19 Oct 2021
Adam Silver, commissioner of North American basketball’s NBA, projects the league will generate $10 billion in revenue this season as full capacity crowds will return to all arenas for the first time since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
Golf -
18 Oct 2021
Across golf’s four biggest tournaments in 2021 (with the exception of the teams-based Ryder Cup), lost ticket sales revenue because of attendance restrictions came to an estimated figure of almost $50 million, according to a new GlobalData Sport report.
Soccer -
18 Oct 2021
The number of soccer matches identified as having suspicious betting patterns decreased from 456 in 2019 to 217 in 2020, according to a new report.
Soccer -
18 Oct 2021
Fifa, soccer’s global governing body, is set to adopt a new approach to its esports and gaming activities, following a strategic market assessment.
Soccer -
18 Oct 2021
Spanish commercial broadcasting group Mediaset Espana has acquired rights to five Paris Saint-Germain games in French soccer’s Ligue 1 after striking a deal with Kosmos, the sports and media investment group that holds rights to the league in Spain.
Motor racing -
18 Oct 2021
Formula 1, the top-tier motor racing series, has announced a record 23-race calendar for its 2022 season and confirmed that China will be absent for a third consecutive year.
Soccer -
15 Oct 2021
Disney, the US media giant, has struck a broadcast rights deal in Brazil for the upcoming 2021 edition of the Copa Libertadores Feminina, the top-tier pan-continental women’s soccer club competition in South America.