Bitget Debuts as Official Partner of MotoGP at the German Grand Prix
According to ChainCatcher, Bitget, as an official partner of MotoGP, made an appearance at the Sachsenring circuit in Germany from July 11 to July 13. Through interactive exhibition areas, racing simulators, and co-branded merchandise, Bitget provided tens of thousands of on-site spectators with an immersive viewing experience. This marks Bitget’s second offline appearance since partnering with MotoGP, aiming to bridge the gap with users through sports scenarios and to further integrate Web3 with sports culture.
Bitget has also launched a dedicated event page, consolidating race information, interactive activities, and multiple rewards. Users can participate in the event to win MotoGP tickets, limited-edition merchandise, and trading bonuses. An online racing game will be introduced in the future to further enhance user engagement.
Previously, Bitget announced a multi-million dollar sponsorship agreement with the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix (MotoGP), becoming its official regional partner. This is also MotoGP’s first collaboration with a crypto company. As the premier motorcycle road racing event under the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme (FIM), MotoGP is often referred to as the F1 of motorcycle racing, renowned worldwide for its extreme speed and competitive spirit.
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