F1 Revenue and Adjusted OIBDA Growth
Full-year Formula 1 revenue grew 14% year-over-year and adjusted OIBDA increased 20%, driven by growth across sponsorship, media rights (including F1 TV and one-time movie revenue), race promotion, hospitality and licensing.
Audience and Digital Engagement Surge for F1
F1 reported record engagement with 6.75 million attendances (up 4% YoY), global Live TV viewership up 21% YoY across sessions, YouTube views of 1.65 billion (up 48% YoY), qualifying viewership up 23%, Sprint viewership up 10%, and social followers reaching 150 million (up nearly 20% YoY).
Commercial Momentum and Strategic Media Deals
F1 closed multiple renewals and new partnerships (e.g., Apple for U.S. rights, beIN in Pan-Asia, ESPN in Latin America, Standard Chartered sponsorship) and extended promoter agreements, supporting both reach and monetization initiatives.
Las Vegas Grand Prix: Strong Performance and Ecosystem Benefits
Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out the weekend (>300,000 fans), generated 1.8 billion impressions over the weekend, and delivered improved financial performance year-over-year with material benefits to sponsorship, hospitality and licensing across the F1 ecosystem.
MotoGP Attendance and Fanbase Expansion
MotoGP attendance reached a record 3.6 million (up 21% YoY), first-time attendees rose to 27% of total (from 18%), global fan base grew to 632 million (up 12% YoY), social followers increased by over 3 million to ~61 million, and social engagement rose 61%.
MotoGP Revenue and Adjusted OIBDA Growth (Pro Forma)
Pro forma for the full year, MotoGP revenue grew across primary streams (benefitting from two additional races vs. 2024) and adjusted OIBDA increased, driven by higher race promotion fees, Media Rights (VideoPass subscription growth) and hospitality revenue.
Balance Sheet Liquidity and Deleveraging Progress
Liberty Media reported $1.1 billion of cash and liquid investments (including $539 million at F1 and $197 million at MotoGP). F1 OpCo net leverage improved to 2.8x (from 3.3x pro forma), MotoGP net leverage reduced to 4.7x (from 5.6x at 9/30), and overall Liberty net leverage was 3.6x with undrawn revolvers at F1 and MotoGP.
Concorde Agreement and Longer-Term Financial Stability
Liberty/F1 finalized the new Concorde Agreement covering 2026–2030, providing durable financial economics and a stable framework for team payouts; team payments were 59.7% of pre-team share adjusted OIBDA in 2025 and management expects roughly 200 bps of leverage improvement in 2026 (approx. 57.7%).